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hB- No other remedy offers 50 many induce
ments TO the afflicted; creating no pain the
pid of its cure; the completeness. of its
cure; no shock TO the nervous system. The
remedy is purely vegetable.
For sale by all dealers in drugs and medi-
cines eryw Prepared by
J., II. SHERMAN 4 co, Proprietors,
Baltimore, Maryland.
So J.. j. GAGE, Wholesale and Retail Drug
gfst, rs Main street. under the Worsham
House, is our General Agent for Memphis,
West Tennessee. All orders will be promptly
filed by him. send for circular, etc. ivy
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PEORIA, ULLINOTS,
claANcERY SALES.
Chaneery Sale of Personaltx.

NO. SIG. R-FIrst Chaneery Court Shelby
4 eounty.+Mary "A. Smith, 4dm'x, VS.. Agnes
Smith e al q l.AE
DT virtue OF an fn~terloeutory decree fOI
ID sale entered in the above cause July 5
los2, Z VIII sell, 40 public auction, 20 the high,
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
Office, Greenlaw Block, second street, in
Memphis, Tennessee, On ar1H
Saturday, August 3, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
personal property, tO-wit: LONE HACK be-
longing to the estate of owen Smith, decd
nov III the possession of Baman 4 Ellis, on
the c0Ener OF Secondhand GayOsO streets.
This.tu1y lS, 1872.
Terms Of Sale1Cash.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
II. Clay King, Attorney. jy20
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THE NEw EORK DRF hoods MARKEF.

C~rNcINEATT, July 25@COtton dull
middiIng, 2le.
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sr InuIs
LOUIsVHLE.

ST LOUIS, July 25.-Cotton dull and
,auafna1
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Tickets, sa-

THE Board OF Managers Of tine State Fair
4 take pleasure IN commanding this liberal
arrangement t0citizens generally throughout
The state.
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Saturday, Angust 3, 1872,
GhancerY sac Of Real Estate.

No. $50 O.R.@First Chaneery Court OF shelby
county.-B. q. Rainey VS. The Lagrange
and Memphis Railroad COmpanyet al; alSe,
other causes consolidated herewith.
DY virtue Of an interlScutory decree for sale,
I'D entered ia the above eaisse JulylA, lSl2,
will sell. az public auction, to the highest
bidder in front OF the Clerk and Masters
0fiee, t5reenlaw Operahouse, Second street,
Memphis, Tennessee,
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CwEEF CHALYBEAFE sPRINGs-fFor-
. merry Red Sweet, Allegheny county,
Virginia. These Springs, SO long and faVOra-
bly, known for their valuable TONIC and Al
TEkATINE POWERS, both as a Beverage
and Bath, have been newly and completely
RENTED with convenient and comfortable ac-
c~OmMOdatiOns for 400 persons. Route, via
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to Alleghany
station, where elegant carriages belonging to
the springs Will be in readiness for the Ylsi-
tors.
CHARGEs-S per day and $50 per month.
tu4 j. I. WILSON, superintendent.
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DIRECTORY.
MEMPHIS P~OsTOFFICE.

~PosToFFIoE, MEMPHIS, July1, 1872.
OFFICE HoURs-FRoM 5 An. TO 6 Pm; SUN
DAY, FROM 9 10 10 An.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 25AFlour more ac-
tive; common TO good, So l0aB IS; good
10 choice, 50 5Oa7 30. Whisky quiet at
ISLE. o1Wheat Is quiet; No. 2 spring,
aiioat, 81 45aI 46. Corn is firm steamer,
Western mixed, 43a44e. Oats steady;
Ohio, 45a46c. Eggs firm; Western, 20c.
Coffee in fair demand; Rio, 15falSlc.
Sugar steady; fair 70 good refining, 81
aS4c. Petroleum firm; crude l24c. Pro-
visiOns-pOrk frmer; mess, Sl3 60al4.
Beef dull. Cut meats firm; shoulders,
53c. q Lard more active and higher;
No. 1 10 prime, new, SaSgc; old, 9se.
Butter dull; Western, l0al6c.
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HAIR DYE.

THIS superb Hair Dye is the best in the
Il worid-perfeetiy harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridden
loUs tints or disagreeable odor. The genuine
VIM. A. Bachelors Haf. Dye produces imme-
diately a splendid black or natural brown,
leaves the hair clean, soft beautiful; does not
contain a particle OF lead or injurious COM
pound. Sold by all druggists. Factory, rs
OND + n. Y. oct5
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THE DOMEsTle PaopUCE MARKETs.
--LATEST REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.l

aa3 HaA LOUISVILLE. SIRE AsiH1
BoUTsyfLLE,J uly 25.ATobaeco steady
sales, ll5 hogsheads. Baeging-demand
fair, l6al62c. Flonr-demand fair; extra
family So 25; sales of 100 barrels fancy,
from new wheat. at IS. Wheat, nothing
doing. Corn steady and demand light;
choice shelled, sacked, 62c. Oats steady;
prime sacked, 40. Rye, nothing doing.
PnovisiOns-goOd demand, with light
stock, and prices advancing; mess pork,
round lots $l3 25a13 80; small order lots,
I4. Bacon, very firm, 63assaee; packed
small orders, &c higher. Bulk meats
6Fm, 5}a6c; nOminaAy 73aSe,c iOOsei on
small orders, 3e higher Hams-sugar-
cured, fancy, 14lal5e for round lots, but
fancy are selling at Isle on orders. Lard,
steady at 9lal0ie. Whisky strong, soc.
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THE undersigned having suggested 10 the
Il County oar Clerk Of shelby county the
insolvency Of the estate OF 4. NJ. Woodward,
deceased, / hereby notify all persons having
claims against the estate to appear before the
said County Court Clerk and file the same,
authenticated in the manner prescribed
by law, on or before the 18th day Of Oc-
tober, 1872, otherwise they shall be forever
barred, both in law and equity.
JULIA W. WOODWARD Adm1x.
]. n. Ford, Attorney.
Memphis, Tenn, July Us, 1872 iyl9 fri
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On SATURDAY, August 10, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Tonnes
see, te-lFit; Lots Nos p and q, in Block NO.
f3, in tie town Of Fort Pickering. This July
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Dr. TUFTS
Hair Dye as used "a Isarope and America.
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Chaneery sac Of Real Estate.

L. a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Vance 4 Anderson, Wright q McKiSsicEi
and WIG, Raiuey, Attorneys. AIS .jy1
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PARIS.
COTTON MARKETS OF THK WORLD,

LAINAD.
PARIS, July 24-Rentes, 54f, 42e.
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Lands Forfeited for Taxes Since
1865,

4 AN this day IN receipt OF the list OF Land
Il forfeited to the state for taxes since the
year 1865, inclusive, and / am prepared to re-
ceiVe all back taxes and cIbsts due upon land
sold IA Shelby county since that date, iaclur
ave. Those claiming lands forfeited since
that date may redeem them ON liberal terms,
as per act OF the recent Legislature Those
who do not redeem within forty DAYS from
date, will have bills filed against Them, as the
law provides
uue B. 1872. .
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Memphis and Ohio railroad..-
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V AND SALE STABLE.

R. H. MASON, Proprietor.
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Administratrix Notice.

MI. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY CRABTREE BELCHER, ID. G. and NJ.
Humes & POstoD, SOls. Tor eomplnts.' Ljy2t IN
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Nc. 1923, o. R.-FIrst Chancery Court OF Shelby
county.-Eenneth Garrett vs.. Kenneth Car
ret, IT., ct al
DY virtue Of an in~teriOcutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause July l.,
1872, I viii sell, at public auction, to the high
90 h-lLa. On ~ 1919.
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Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Districts.
Appointments mad in the City Wards.
81 Leentb DiStric-AIbert Pike Masonic Lodge.
Judges-Dr y. c.. Perkins, j.. Graham, r.
Mason: Commissioned, c.. L. Brooks: Clerks,
{. Hill, A.J. Brooks.
Sepsnteesth DiSrfct-JEc C0aaelps Church.
Judges-T. D. Massey, A. G. Roark. s. A.
ALL; Commissioner, II. r. Stone; Clerks, ~
Crosby and Austin ChOate.
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FIra Ward-C County Court building.
Judges-N. j. Wiggin, WI. Eader, W.. p
Martin; commissioner, W. W. coleman
llerhl;, Barney Coleman. John Cronan,
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Ii. 3 Barnes. Sol. for Wis tn
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-27

queen bee, drone bees (males) and soork
ing bees (neuters.) In the kindred
family of emmett or ant" Order Hy-
menopetro, as described in the Nat
uralists Library compiled from the
the wori.s of Cuvier, Griffith, Button,
Wilson, Goldsmith, Audubon and
others by A. A. Gould, M: A., (Bos-
ton, 1882 we have the following de-
scriptioD: THE working ants are
wiAzicss, the males and females are
furnished with wings. Like bees, they
are divided into males, females and
neuters, or working tribes" THE for
mer, Chat is the males and femalcs,)
have wings, the latter never have any,
and upon them is devolved all the Ia
Dor that tends to the welfare of the
community, to which they belong"
Similar in all things to that of the bee
excepting, that no queen is mentioned,
by these authorities.
That the divisions, rules and regu-
lations, which exist in the bee family,
also exist in the ant family. That is,
there are queen ants, drone ants, (males
with wings,) and neuters, or working
ants, without wings;) and that the
queen ant, like the queen bee is the
source of all fruitfulness and the males
or drones hare and perform but one
office and die; hence, Smcathman must
have mistaken queens for kings, when
he describes kings and queens as oc-
cupying the royal palace--that all were
queens and that none of the males
ever become kings, is my opinion.
From time immemorial, sages,
philosophers and poets, have been pro-
fuse in their praises of all these in
sects, excepting the queen Of ants. She
alone, has been unhonored by songs
Of praise; still she lives, as she has
lived in past ages, and will continue
to live IN The hearts of her subjects,
Independent of past neglect, or the fu-
ture batteries Of men. To return to
our little regiment under consid-
Grafton, we observed that the queen in
her transit from the old to her new
home, was attended by several hpnd-
red body -guards-unwinged ants-the
space occupied by these guards, was
about one foot in length, and four in
ches in width. When within few
feet of her borough, she became CON
fused in tuft of grass, over which
she ran back and forth for few mo-
ments, during which time the guards,
ran to and fro, apparently much excited
till their noble queen resumed her
march, when all was instantly calm,
and in marching order. With intense
interest | watched the forward move
of this queen of insects, attended by
her faithful guards, till they had safely
conducted her within the portals OF
the citadcl-and all vanished from our
view-leaving us to our reflections,
and the contemplation of this wond-
crful law of Natures God
j. NJ. L.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

The Tennessee wheat harvest is now
over.
Tennessee has more counties than
any State in the Union, area and pop
ulation considered.
Mr.. James Fox, of Soonsupper, lost
his child one day last week in very
singular manner. He had the child
lying on the lounge playing with it,
when it suddenly threw back its head
and died instantly.
The travel over the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railroad east
ward this season is said to be larger
than it has been at any time since the
war. Trains now going in that direc-
ton carry from scventy-fve to one
hundred through passengers from
Southern cities ON their way to the
East
In previous issue we had it that
Gen. Ewell has had Tennessee town
named after him. This was a mista kc.
The name of Spring Hill station, on
the Nashville and Decatur railroad.
has been changed to Ewoll station, be-
cause there was another station of the
same name in the State. The town of
Spring Hill, one mile from the rail
road, still retains its name.
Tennessee Bonds closed in New
York on the % at Y! for the old issue
and 20 for the new.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-27

We have been asked by persons
whom we supposed to be better post
ed, whether our advocacy of the lib
eral policy dated no further back than
the late session of the Baltimore Con-
vention. In reply, we state that we
were for Chase at the time Seymour
was nominated, and whose nomination
proved great calamity to the whole
country and to the South especially.
With the meeting of the Liberal Re-
publican Convention of Missouri, we
again avowcd our preference for the
policy it endorsed, and cited the sue
cess which attended it in Virginia,
Tennessee and Missouri as the strong
est proof that it would again succeed
when adopted for the whole Union
We endorsed the action of the Cincin-
natl Convention and opposed a sepo-
rate nomination by the Baltimore Con-
vention, as step that would prove
disastrous in its results as well to the
| South, as the government itself.
When the Convention was called
which nominated Seymour, it will be
remembered by many of our readers,
that we urged the South, again and
again, to send no delegates to it-argu-
ing that the presence of southern Dem
ocrats in that body, would arouse the
lanaticism of the northern masses and
renew the cry of Rebel and rebellion
and bring TO bear against the ticket
every base passion cngcnlered by the
war, in the hearts of the northern
people, The result, we think, yindi-
Gated the soundnoss of our views
We opposed any Democratic nomina
ton against Brownlow, for fear il
would prolong the disfranchiscmcnt
and retard the material progress Of
the citizens of the State. From the
close of the war, we have been the
advocate of what has been termed the
passive policy, because We believe the
less was seen of the South in the pc.
Gitical movements Of the day, the sooI,
err Radicalism would split and cut it,
own throat.
This brief reorganization should
suffice to show that SO far from being
Il late convert to the Liberal policy
we were among its very first supporters
and in all we have written on the sub
ject, was prompted by an earnest anC
honest desire to rc-cstablish the civil
over military law, to make equal State,
and individuals with each other an,
to arrest the strides of corrupt usur
patton of unconstitutional powers, b!
all the Departments Of the govern
mcnt.
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kets. If Northern capital sought to
penetrate the South with patriotic
view to its development in wealth and
population, the case would be altered,
but knowing az the South ought to
know, from bitter experience, that this
foreign capital seeks to enlarge itself
whilst the South grows poorer and
more dependent, We can not advocate
the expenditure of Southern means in
avowed furtherancc of Northern
schemes for Northern ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
schemes from which the South can
derive only incidental and temporary
advantages, to be followed by pcrma-
nent injury to its most vital interests
The bloated corporations at the North
that would deliberately and for the
gain Of few dollars, subject the South
TO the barbarism of martial law, i'm
pose upon it thieves as rulers and OK
clude, by defamation, all sympathy
with its great wrongs, are unfit to be
trusted with the control of its chan
ncls of trade. The practical applica-
ton of this policy might produce par
tial isolation-similar to quarantine
against small pox-but surely not so
complete as the isolation for which the
South fought and bled for four sue
cessivc years. If the lost cause" had
been won, would Northern railroad
rings have been permitted to monopo-
lie our roads? If not in that event,
why now? 1t is not and never will be
the interest of the South to build rail
roads for Northern ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
andto be controlled by Northern greed.
The God of nature has scooped out
safe harbors on our South Atlantic
coast, that in them we may build and
anchor ships. Thithcr should our ar
tificial channels of commerce go with
unerring certainty, and there they
would go, but for the mistaken idea
that it is cheaper to buy of our neigh
bors than to create for ourselves, and
that competition between Northern
capitalists is the life blood of South
ern prosperity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-27

THE defense Of Stokes, in the Fisk
murder ease, is only paralellcd by the
celebrated kettle trial, 1t is argued
for Stokes LIST, That he had no intcn
ton to Kill Fisk. 2nd That he killed
him in Solf-dcicnsc. 3rd, That he did
not kill him at all, and he died from
medical maltrcatmcnt In the other
case, counsel pleaded LIST, That the
kettle was cracked when his client Dor
rowed it, 2nd, That it was sound
when she returned IT, Bird, That she
never borrowed it atall, Criminal ju-
Irisprudcnce is making rapid strides to.
wards perfection,
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cLARKsvILLE MONEY MARKET.
, inld ili'S. Tennessee Bonds, old, 70, new,
uScuRRESr MONEY.
CLiRKSvlLLE WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED ny J. ]. cRusMAN.


SuGAR.-Louislana, new crop In nmrlo
supply, ana we quote, in Hhds. lair Dos
We. rhine lVI q IL; Clarified lgs;
l5c. - w
MoLAssEs: New crop. by the bbi., 5o@C5.
SYRUrs.-50cas5.
G23, Java 306c85.
SALr.-kanawha, bushel bbls, So 20;
by the Car load per Dbl. 81 S..
FLOuR-Superfine, s5 ~; Extra, So az 90:
Choice or Fancy, So 50@s 20.
STAR CAND1Es.--.Oc.
BACON AND LARD buying fntcs-Rnccn
81 hog round. fard.9.
Wl1lsKEY--Com country, 81 00ai %;
best brands Robertson county, 81 55es2 %.
l6Gi7c.
RiCE--C'arolina. 10.
SoAr-Bar, Gcni0
OiLs-Coal oil. &c; lard oil, 81 .itol 20;
linseed oil, 81 i5al -, raw and boiled.
Spirits TuRPESTfNE-S5.
nARNIsiI-Copal, 81 70; Japan, 65.
PUTrY-Sr.
WINpow uLAss-sxio. So 10 y box, ioxic.
%; l2xii, I75.
PowDER-Rine,s 50 50 u key; lead, i2,s :, 10.
SHor-S2 "a.
CAPs-i00e50c n doz.
oYsrEns-2 and N cans So 3j@l -.
SARDfSES-2ic.
MAcKEREI.No. 3, per Dbl. $40 90; kits,
No. |, 81 0bct2 10.
RLhCKISG-37tSeTr5 per DOZEN
NAILS-S5 IS.
InoN-Kentucky, AZ. Tennessee. e,s.
ROrE--226f2jc
oPIrrsRuRG coal 20 cts. ST.. BERNARD.
Is cts. delivered.
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low the manner Of conducting the
canvass will be dcmorali2ing no mat
ter who may be the successful candi-
dates. 1t may be a death-blow to
every popular mode of indicating can
didates hereafter, throw open the door
for general scramble for Office, and
confound every calculation of pru-
dence and patriotism in the admins
tration of our county affairs.
There is no sufficient reason why
elections may not be conducted with
the same quiet and order that marks
any other transaction of a public
character, nor would there be angry
excitement or outbreaking disorder if
all would look upon voting as the dis
charge of the highest privilege Of free
men-a sacred duty they owe them
selves, their neighbors and their coun-
try. Personal predictions and an
tipathies arc alike unworthy motives
of action and both incompatible with
high obligations which every intelli-
gent and honest voter takes upon him
self when he approaches the ballot
box.
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ScrOfula.

Is the dread disease which annually
sweeps its thousands to the grave. II
makes It's appearance In many forms: in
Consumption, Glandular Swellings, Rheu-
matism CutaneOus diseases, many of TIE
affections with which females are troubled
&c. Perhaps no one Is wholly free from its
taiut, the only WY IL can be successful ~
treated Is through the medium OF the cir
cuIaiion. IL is n blood disease Dr. TUFTS
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight posses
ses the qualities to expel IL from the system
and restore perfect health. Being free from
violent minerals, it may be taken with
cue female may take IL at any time.
If your child has worms, or bad breath,
or sallow complexion, or restless AT night,
or n y appetite or general bad health. give
IL DIR. TUFTS liver Pills, 1t will soon be =
stored.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye imparts Life 10
thc MlIr.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-27

THE report that Banks has abandon
ed Grant is coutradicted. Glad of it,
If all the big radical knaves come into
the Liberal party, it will be both en-
barraSsing and corrupting. The man
who can deliberately make up his mind
to vote for Grant in the face of all the
evidences of his total uniitnesS aud of
the conspiracy of his advocates to dc
stroy thogoyernmcnt, is not Ia he trust
ed in any position, much less as a pc.
litical roiormcr.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-27

WE call upon the Judges of cleo
tions, on Thursday next, to carry out
the recommendation of the Convcn-
ton, by opening a separate box for the
reception of the tickets for candi-
date for Congress. We hope they
will be careful too, to exclude the tick
cts presented by any other than con-
sentative Democrats, as none others
are entitled to vote for such a candi-
date any more than they would be en-
titled to vote in a Democratic conven-
ton.
We call the attention of voters to
the fact that the law requires every
man to vote in his own precinct. No
vote can be lawfully counted that is
given in violation of the statute.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-27

As this is the last issue of the
CHRONICLE, prior TO the county cleo
ton, we cannot forbcar an expression
of regret that 50 much needless OK
citcment marks the conduct of the
canvass. II is true that il has not as.
sumed noisy, administrative charac-
ter, but we learn that there is an un-
der current OF personal bitterness not
warranted by the importance Of the
contest, and too well calculated 10
break up that harmony SO essential 10
an united effort TO strengthen public
morals, to yindcatc the majesty of law
and order and maintain the rights OF
popular seli-government The contest
has become aporsonal one in which
we take no stock further than TO stand
by the action of the Convention 10
which VIC are committed by endorsing
the call and tak;Ds no exception TO it's
rfoceelin.s TIE effect Tat will FOL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-27

READ the interesting and learned
disquisition on ants, which will be
found in another place. 1t TO be re-
GREETED that the study Of nature is so
generally neglected. Volumes of in
formation lie open before us, even in
the minutest specimens of animated
nature and the perusal of which would
enlarge the minds aud hearts of men
and add much to the sum total Of hu-
man happiness.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-27

GRANT denies that he tried to ineu
ence Carl Schurz 10 vote for the San
Domingo scheme, This denial might
have been worth something If Andy
Johuson had not established the fact
Cast Gssnt il Tery capable OF lyins
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-07-27

FRENCH DUpREg.-Charley Everett
has invented new syrup, for Soda, of
the above title, and il lie all the go.
Call and try it.
July IL, fS72-3t.