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Hotel to Sell or Rent.

h:;:T THE subscriber proposes to sell or rent
.easA- his HOUSE AND LOT in this place-
The House is new with rooms we'll arranged
There are also attached to the House BAR
ROOM and BILLIARD SALOON. Upon tho
premises there are good KITCHEN and STA.
BLEs. Apply to
49,, w. M. HUGHEY.
AbbeviIle. Feb. 10, 1853 42 81
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
The State Of South Carolina.
-iBEETILLE DISTRICT,

In Equity.
Renickcr t. Glover, Bill! for an account
N. j. Davis VIM NJ. Sale !
AMI others. &c.
TT appearing to the Conr,. that VIM. VI. Sale.
i one of the Drt"nrniS in this ease, Resides from
and beyond the limits of the Slatc-"n motion of
Wilson, I.onax and IIarn, Complainant : S"Ii:-
itors ordered. that the said defendant i" appear,
and answer. plr,'l or d"'mur t" th" Complain
ants Bill of Compliant within trrr months after
publication hereof OF oihcrwiS" the same Bll will
be taken pro con,SSs" against him.
w. II. PARKER, cr.Ap.
Commissioners Office.
March > 1858. \ 4J 3m
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ADVERTIS MENTS
Garden Seeds.

Garden Seeds.
TNIIE subscriber offers for sale at the store of
Il Messrs Gray & Robertson, choice collection
OF garden seeds carefully selected for this climate
by practical fIorticulturist from the best grow
ers in England, of the crop of 1857 amongst
them is some fine new varieties Of vegetables not
before offered for sale i'm this country. Catalogues
to be had at the store Of Gray e. Robertson,
Abbeville Z. ii. S. C..
THOMAS LEARMONT.
Columbia, S. c., Jan. %, '5S 4l-it
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MOORE g. OuAIFE.

"L ~ ~ ~ - " Y - n Z 4
p ESPECTFULL LILY notify tho public that they
II arc determined to sell goods if they cnm
find buyers. We sell only for cash, and there
is no usc i'll asking for credit. 1t wont do. A
determination to adhere strictly to this primci-
pie will enable us to sell goods cheaper than can
possibly be afforded on the usual long credit
system. The argument in favor Of the
Cash System
is incxaus.ible, while that for the Credit is ex-
hausted, i'll too many unfortunate instances, in
the numerous appearances Of notices to Debors
by those who sell on credit.
Our Stock is Frcsl-New out and out, and is
composed of every article usually kept in our
line. We are always anxious to wait OIL Gus
TONER'S, and will take pleasure in doing any and
everything in our power for the Trade, for the
C"sh-don't forget that-thats the thing that
makes the grease; that makes the turn in the
wheel. Don't you understand just try us,
and we will do you good.
MOORE g. QUAIFE.
January 20, 1853 80 If
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

fNllE subscribers having procured the Stables
L attached t" the Hotel formerly occupied by
Ms. Allen, would respectfully say to the public
that they have thoroughly repaired and rciilicl
provided with attentive o>ilcrS and the best Of
p"vcndrr; that they arc prepared 10 take llors.
cS by the month or day, AT moderate prices.
They would also state that they will keep
Horses Bugyics and other vehicles, TO hire by
the day.
HILL Il CIIALMERS
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
1JMriWc Diyir;ri I;hyLuu

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-1bjerWc Dixirmt.-C CItthon.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of Able
vile Distinct
WllEEEAS, John I'r"wncr has applied to
W me for Letters of Administration on all AMI
singular the goods aud cl'i',rl>. rights and credits
OF Andrew Emery l)onnclly, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore. to cite nnd a,lmoniSh AL
and singular, the kindred and creditors "f tn.
said d"c"n>"l In be- aud appear before me-. al or,r
next O,dinary'S Court for il. S:i, District 10 h..
holden al Ablrvill. Court House. ON the Trnt!
day of March next, I" show cause, if any
why the sud Administration should not b..
granted.
Given under my hand ana seal This twenty
thr'Id dny"i February. inst. in the Year nf our
Lord on" Thousand eight hundred and fifty
eight. and i'll the sd Year of American In
dependence.
WILLIAM I'LL, q. AD.
Feb. ~ lS:,S. Al ot
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The State Of South Carolina.
-IBBEIILLE UIS7HItI,
In Equity.

Elizabeth Robinson, J
,.m.. f. s.,,a.... <: "'' for Partition &c.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that James T..
Robinson, one of the drfrnlrntS in this case. re.
sides beyond the limits "i this STATE. On motion
Of Perrin Il C",hran j, is ordered. thn, the s,il
James +. Robinson Il" plead. answer {" d.mmr l."
Complainant Bill Of Complaint, within ,hrr"
from the publication hereof, or the same will h,
taken pro cont;sso ay.ii>, him.
w. Ii. PARKER c.E AID.
Commissioners Office.
March ,. leiS. I ~ :m
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HOTEL, LIVERY AND SALE
SIT

HOTEL, LIVERY AND SALE
STABLES.
III TIE undersigned, having rented a..
14sh- the Stables formerly kept by J. J.[C2A~
NJ. DAVIS, upon Washington street. would hereby
notify the travelling public that, at large outlay,
he has fitted up and re.arranged them for the
purpose of accommodating any and ull who may
feel disposed to patronze him.
lie would also say thathis Stables will always
be provided with experienced Ostlers and an
abundant supply Of provender.
lie would say that i'll connection will, his sta
bles, he has also rented the Hotel occupied last
year by Johnson Ramey, and is prepared to ac.
coInmodate both pcrmar cnt and transient board
crs.
Having had long experience in the Hotel and
Stable business, hc ila,ters himself that his nm
'rng efforts in his line will not fail to please his
patrons.
His Stables are well supplied with Hacks, Car.
rlages. Buggles and Horses, to hire.
lie hopes by strict attention to business to
merit and receive share Of public patronage.
49,, +. $. RUTLEDGE
Abbeville C. H., S. c., Feb 10, 1868. If
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GOODS TO SUIT The TIMES.

LACK and Fancy Silks, French Muslins,
HD French Mirinos, (evrry color) Solid and
Fancy DeIains, Linsey's Striped Osnnhur.s
Blca 4 Bros TIomesruns, Miss Georgia and
Kentucky Kcrsies. Bed and Negro Blankets,
(cvery pricc,) from 81 % TO SS % per pair.
ALSO
Bonnrts, Flats and Hats, Caps and Hoods, kc
dc, Clothing from Heaviest Overcoat TO srnalles
Sacks, Vests and Pants from 80 cts. to $40 each.
| would just say that rs the 'indeInligable
clothing man" has retired from business. / can
sell Clolhing or any thing else us low any
man who sells at profit.
have, also. the agency for Dixon's Spiral
Meat Cutters and Sausage Suffers, few Of
which have nuw on hand.
Hardware, Crockery, Tin and Wood ware al
ways Oh hand. Call and see me at LownlesvilIe,
). e. j. II. BARNES.
Oct. 2a-57 81 If
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L I .,IIn T,I I'M II nn1
,,,n. r,r t,, ,,,r,,,,,, nr ,i.,.,;,,,, .r.,. r,r
,Lc wrnr 1.l7
El;I C. r, ,,, ,,,
Duc Wcs, Tmrsd,v' .
CnlI,h,ms "Wednesday u a.
nnn,In,.;Ii, .ri.,,,.,i,I' :. ~
Scntl.,nwn. ir,inv. :.
t;r..nv,;,, N,nI,I 4. =.
And II, Greenwood Depot, Tuesday, March 8:
Nin.tv.Six Tuesday. Erbrurv q. and mn W,I
ncs,lay, March, lu;
Woudvillr, "Wednesday, February 10:
White Hall, Thursday. II:
Cothrnrs, Friday. II;
Smithvitic, SATURDAY., Is:
Cedar Sprinrs Nonday Ii.
BraLlrys, Tuesday, Ii:
TolL.ris I'm the. InnrcN W.lncs'v. II.
bordeaux. Thursday, Is:
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Notice. of Settlement Of, Estate
IS ,ssof Dr.. w, p. BLACK. ~
II In he Court Of Odinary on, TUESDAYSt the
l6th of MARCH, next All pepsnas ,bayiag
claims against said Estate will tpressntS tbsm TO
the undersigned, on or before, that day: :: aid
those still indebted will make ipInedl A}e pay
ment- No notice " i'll be pad 10 1ny claims af:
ter that day. ..lee trs ..s,-.ssss.ss'
For Administfatfix,
February 16, 1858 A st.
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THE M MARSHALL HOUSE.
Il modious and well known mansion, the
Marshall House, has made every arrangement
for the accommodation Of permanent and tran
scient bonrders, and hopes, by proper attention,
TO merit a free share of public patronage. After
the first Of October the rates tregualar boarding
will be $l5 per month.
EDMUND COBB.
Oct. l-57 90 If
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Final Notice,

Final Notice.
HEREBY notify all persons that final set
IL tlement of the Estate of HANNIBAL MA
LONE will he had in the Ordinary's Office OF
the Al, of March next.
CHARLES r. MOSELY.
Feb. 10. 1853 42 81
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DiSSoIutje-

INit. Firm "f WEI; .t MILLER was ,h;s
Il day diSs"lv".l by mutual consent, tl,r I;,n-
''"'l"" "i the Partnership having expired. The
";.'mr :" IN" Finn will be used in the closing ~
"l the business, hy either one of us
All persons indebted. to us bv Mute or Acco,,t
VIII r'cnsc com" forward and pay mp as soon "a
convenient, i,> II is very desirable, that lb. bns;
hess should he close! as early as pos ihl..
JOHN ~ WIER.
G. MrD. MILLER.
August 22 1856. 10 &C
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Alarm Locks

Alarm Locks.
TINE undersigned would state that he is the
II sole Agent of this State for the sale of
Browns Patent Alarm Lock.
This is an Ingenious invention, to be placed on
DOORS land, MONEY. DRAWERS, .
and SO arranged that any attempt to open it BY
a thief or rahber will cause It TO- give an alarm
loud enough to wake The sound sleeper. sssssssb
A specimen of this Lock can bs seen. at The
store Of VIC. Moore. .ae Abbbeville &c. III.
s,APply e the undersigned at Greenwood, :Ab-
cKEws az SPARKS. !
-, Oct. .as.. 1857 s. %. q 5 sps e
s4''7s.s FoT SaiS::s q e
noTsa asspy = ssgiss :asd Hsls, ,Eeps s.s
\. l - low, ,agilssSH Sss.a:5s
. LAM sssyiiisg ssc. 3. = u asssssss atssa 4
QsE72a-A51 80 :. ~. s.
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CARLYLE, Ill, June "a, 1852.
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restora.
tive, and have admired its wonderful effects Nv
hair was becoming, as thought, prenlatureiy
gray, but BY the use Of his Restorative it has re-.
sumed It's original color, and, have no doubt,
pcrmanedtyso.
s. BRESSE, ex-senator, u. s.
O. J. WOOD & CO, Propriclors. 3I2 Broad.
way, N. Y, (in. the great N. Y. Wire Railing
EStablishlnenD and ia Market street st. Louis,
Mo.
SOLD BY
JORDAN D. McLAUcnLIN, Abbeville.
BnAscI d ALLEN Abbeyille d. Due West.
Q Feb. 25r 1858. A. ly,
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Copartnership Notice.

HAVE this day associated with me in bus.
Il mess Mr.. e. r. QUAIFE, 10 TAX. effect
from August LIST, 1857, extending to August Ist
1860. The style of the firm in future will bc
MOORE & OUAlFE.
W. C. MOORE.
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Notice to Guardians. &c.

A LII Guardians, Trustees, &C., liable to make
II, returns in the Commissioners Office are
hereby notified to do so on or before 9Th April
next. After that time all defaulters wiH be ruled
immediately
All persons who have been appointed Guar
sdians, buthaye pot yet entered into Bond, are
requested to do 30 at once,
g W. H. PARKER sckAD.
a Commissioner. Office, xs. ~ -
81 x January ~ le63sS .. s8 8m
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FRIEND WOoD: 1t was a long time after saw
you at Bissfield before got the bottle of your
Restorative for which you gave me an order up
ON your agent in Detroit and when got it we
concluded 10 try it on Mrs. Manns hair, as the
snrest test ofits power. 1t has done all that you
assured me it would do; and others of my family
aud friends, having witnessed its effects, are now
using aud recommending its use to others as en- .
titled 10 the highest consideration you claim for
it,
Again, very respectfully and truly. yours,
SOLOMON MANN
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
III! Ela. FL y SIS ( .ilA | i1
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE cREATEcr acp
TO THE GREATEST AGE

a ND who that is gray would not have il rc
IA stored to former color; or BAIL bu w,,uI,I
have the g'owth Restored. or iioublr,! with dam
tlruif aud itching but would have it removed, or
troubled with scrofuIa, srall head or other .rlu
tons but would br cured, or with sick hc,dach,.
(ncuralgia) but would br cured II will also r.
move all pmp!cs from the face and skin Prof.
Woods Hair restorative will do all tins see cir
cuIar and the following:
ANN ARnor, November S, 1856
PRoF. O. J. Wn"D.-Dear Sir: have heard
much said Of the wonderful effects of your Hair
Restorative, but having bJrm 50 often cheated bv
quackery and qnack nostruins, hair dyes, tSc, /
was disposed TO place your Restorative in the
same category with the Thousand and one loudly
trumpeted 4uack remedies, until | met YOU in
Lawrence county some months since, when YOU
give Ine such assurance us induced the trial of
your Restorative in my fany-first Ly INV good
wife, whose hair had become very thin and Ell.
tirely white, and before exha,istnp one of your
large bottles, her hair was restored nearly TO its
original beautiful brown color and had liickcncd
and had become beautiful and glossy upon, and
entirely over the head; she continues to Use it,
not simply because ofits bcautfyny effects upou
the haIr, but because Of its hcal,bful iniluenc.
upon the head and mind Others Of nv family
and friends using your Restorative, with the
happsst effects; therefore, my skcpticsin and
doubts in reference to its character and value are
entirely removed; and can and do most cordi.
ally and contidentially recommend its use by all
WHO would have their hair restored from white or
gray 10y reason of sickness or age) to original col!
and beauty, and by all young persons " ho would
have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly und gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN
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cY The numerous friends OF Col. I. J. ROB,
EXITS respectfully announce him Candidate
for Sheriff at the next election.
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PROTECT YOUR PR0PERTY!!

80 AlNfi HOHGiIr the Right, for this
II e. District oI r. II. M"uucc, for putting I'm
Otis Patent lightning Conductor,
would respectfully ,ui:.rln ,L, ,;,z.u. ,r ,,J
'Ii'r District. that am The sole proprietor
al 'hiS indispensable" r".crion Of life. and prom.
"mv. aud ain prepared to execute, at short notice.
al! orders fp: the same
hose wishing work in my line will please ud.
dress me 1T Ninr'ySix.
J. ". CALHOUN, Jr.
- Nincty-Six.
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eB The friends of D. w. HAWTHORN
respectfully announce him Candidate for Sha,.
i'll Of Abbevllle District at the next, election
May S, 1855.
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Selling off at Cost.
WILL. sell from date my WOHSTED
IL DRESS GOODS, Negro Blankets, and
Heavy ONER-COATS. at lU per cent. Oh New
York costs, for the Clsh.
J. I. BARNES
Jan. %, IS 4U If
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" The friends Of NIhlROD McCORD re
spectfuly announce him as Candidate for Sbey
i'll al the ensuing Election.
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Notice to Debtors.
HOSE indebted by Note OF open Account,
l. are particularly notified to come forward
and make settlement.
J. L. BARNES.
I.Owndcsvillc, Jan. 2S, 1853. i0tf
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eB The friends of G. II. ALLEN a,nouncs
him AS a Candidate for Clerk Of the Court at
the eusuing election. 81
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C A N D ID A ES.

~ The frends Of MATTHEW McDON..
AID, announce him Capdidate for re. election,
for Clerk. at tho ensuing election. ~
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Fresh Garden Seeds for Sale.
] PPiES, CABBAG E-IIEADS, and many
IL such things rs many people need
J. Il. BARNES.
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HILL Il CHALMERS
Feb 10, 1853 AZ I
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

7 WILL attend ut the undermined times and
l. places for the purpose Of collecting Taxes for
the year 1857:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
SOME FACTS IN AGRICULTURAL
SCIENCE.

Whatever will produce mould-that is,
water carbon and salts-forms manure.
The great difference in the action of ma
nures depends on the differences of salts
they contain.
Mould is active in proportion as it is
more or less dissolved by water.
Some substances render mould easily
dissolvable in water, and mould, being
valuable in proportion to the ease with
which it is dissolved, whatever enables it
to dissolve may be added to it, and will
increase its value. These substances are
the alkalies, and alkaline earth.
The property of producing substance
which makes gold soluble depends on the
nitrogen of the manure. This nitrogen,
in the process of decay of animal and
vegetable matter, becomes ammonia.
A pound of nitrogen makes two and a
half pounds of volatile salt, and each
pound of volatile salt, or ammonia, is equal
to bushel of wheat.
The constituents of plants are, oxygen,
nitrogen, and chlorine gases, lime, clay,
magnesia, iron, manganese, and slick, pot
ash and soda, phosphorus, sulphur and
carbon, The first four are called gases
the following six are called earths and
metals; the last three are called combusti-
bles.
When plants decay they return to the
earth the above elements, and form what
is called mould or natural manure.
Mould is of two kinds, soluble and insol-
uble. 1t is valued in proportion as it is
soluble.
Artificial manure is the salts, or a mix
ture of natural manure and salts.
The salts contain the sulphur, phospho-
rous and carbon, as sulphuric acid, phos-
phoric acid, and carbonic acid, and the
chlorine as muriatic acid.
Potash and grease make soft soap.
Soda and grease make hard soap.
Ammonia and oil make what is called
volatile liniment.
Oxygen and hydrogen gas, combined in
the proportion of eight parts oxygen and
one of hydrogen, forms water.
Oxygen combined with carbon, in pro-
portion of two of oxygen to one of carbon
forms carbonic acid.
Five parts oxygen to one of phospho-
rous form phosphoric acid.
Oxygen and hydrogen in plants exist in
just the proportion to form water.
Decay is slow combustion, and gives the
same products as fire. 1t is the union of
the oxygen Of the air with the carbon Of
plants.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
MY MOTHER DEAR.


There was placs in childhood,
That | remember we'll
And there voice Of sweetest tone
Bright fairy tales did tell,
And gentle words, and fond embrace,
Were given with joy to me,
When was ia that happy place
Upon my nsotIerss kuee.
My mother dear, my mother dear.
My gentle, gentle mother.
When fairy tales were ended,
"Gocd night" she softly said.
And kissed and laid me down to sleep
Within my tiny bed;
And holy words she taught me theres
Methinks | yet can see
Her angel eyes as close knelt
Besidee my mothers knes, sc.
In the sickness Of my childhoodS
The perIls Of my prime,
The sorrows Of my ripper years,
Tho cares OF every time
When doubt or danger weighed me down
Then pleading all for me,
1t was fervent prayer to Heaven
That bent my mcther's knee, &c.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
THE LOWER CLASS.

Who are they asks cotempOrary.-
The toiling millions--the laboring men
and women-the farmer-the mechanic
the artizen--the inventor-the producer ?
Far from it. These are natures nobility
Gods favorites--the salt Of the earth !
No matter whether they are high or low
in station, rich or poor in pelf, conspicuous
or humble in position, they are the supper
circles in the order of nature, whatever
the factious distinctions of society, fashion
able or questionable decree. 1t is not
low, it is the highest duty, privilege and
pleasure, for the great man and the whole.
souled woman to earn what they possess
to work their own way through life---to be
the architect Of their own fortunes. Some
may rank the classes we have alluded to
as only relatively low and, in fact, the
middling GLASSES We insist they are
absolutely the very highest If there is
class Of human beings on earth who may
properly be denominated low, il is those
who spend without producing, who dissi-
pate on the earnings of their fathers or rcla
lives without learning or doing anything
in aid Of themselves.
We arc all mariners on this sea Of life.
And they who cllnb above US up The shrOud,
Pave only IN their ovortoppiug place.
Gained moro dangerous station aud fooihold,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28

nA- The poet spoke to the best feelings
of our nature when he said:
Know, then, this trutf--enough for man 10 know
Virtue alone is happiness below;
The only point where human bliss sta nds still,
And tastes the good without fall to i'll;
Where only virtue sure reward receives
Alike in what it takes and what 1t gives.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
MARRIAGE.

Even in the happiest choice, where fav'rng heav' n
Has equal love and easy fortune given
Think not, the husband gain'd, that all is done;
The prize of happiness must still be won
And, oft, the careless find It to their cost,
The lover in the husband may be lost;
The Craces might, alone, his heart allure;
They and the Virtues, meeting, must secure.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28
A special dispatch to the New York Ex-

press says;
"a development has just been made in
the House of Representatives in regard to
the Doorkeeper, Mr.. Hackney, levying
black mail upon the Assistant Doorkecp-
ers and Pages.
The facts have gone to the Special Com
mittee will finish this officer.
He has worked carefully TO conceal the
facts, and the employees are threatod
withdismisssal If they make any revelations,
but honesty and truth are likely TO gov
Iern."
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NOT TO BE READ by scorcHMEN.

Csiniu disgrace with Heaven. retired 70 Nod,
place, undoubtedly, as far from God fwent
AS Cain could wish, which makes some think he
As far as Scotland ere he pitched his tent,
And there a city built Of ancient fame,
Which hc from Eden, Edinb Org did name.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28

DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.--
According to Madrid correspondent of
the New York Tribune, Democratic rev.
olution is atihand in Spain, the success Of
which is to establish republican govern
ment.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28

LIEUTENANT MAURY has received from
the Archduke Ferdinand of Austria, the
great gold medal for art and science, awar-
ded to him by his Imperial Apostolic Maj
esty, the Emperor Of Austria.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-28

Who WAS THE FIRST DEAD HEAD?--s
"Who was the first man recorded in his
tory who didn't pay2 said Mathews, as he
was handing theatrical order to a friend.
"Why, really, | never gave il Thought
replied the friend. "Why, Joseph, of
course, said Matthews nDid not his
brothers put him in the pit for nothing?'