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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
INsOLyENT NOTICE.

Having On the 29th day of June, 1867,
suggested the insolvency Of tho estate OF
John Chester, Jr., this is to notify all persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 come forward and
make payment, and all persons having claims
against said estate TO Ole them within the
time prescribed by law.
L. X. CHESTER Alm'x.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
DISSOLUTION.
Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against the es
tate of J. II. Ellis, decd are hereby noti-
fed to file the same with the clerk of the
county conr. of Stewart county, State OF
Tennessee, on or before the 18th day Of
June next, legally authenticated, in order
that the same may be liquidated and dis.
charged according to law. This the 9th day
of March, 1868,
W. II, DANIEL, Admir-.
March 90, lsGS-ws.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
NOVEMBER list, 81!

WE are now receiving every few days,
good Butter. Hams, dried Beef Tongues,
Breakfast Bacon and Cheese. For sale cheap.
THOMAS, NEBLETT b co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.

HAVING accepted the Local Agency OF
the above Company, take this method OF
informing my friends and acqunintances gen
orally that will give especial attention TO
the taking Of risks aud otherwise represent
ing the interests Of the above well known
Company
II Is AN undeniable fact that Il Is the duty
Of every man TO make some
PROVISION FOR HIS FAMILY
land especially his 'littlc ones'), in even,
Of his death.
Fully convinced of tho stability Of this
Company, and their liberal and equitable
manner OF doing business, cheerfully rec
ommend an investigation Of its different
plans before insuring elsewhere.
]. l.. YATES, Local Agent.
DR.. W. NJ FINLEY, Examining Phys-
clan.
G. L. RIDDELI, Gen. Ag't for Kentucky
and Tennessee.
C2drkriiie RefoUees.
Quarles 4 Rice, Attorneys at Law.
D, o. Reese, Pres, Montgomery Savings
Institute.
s. II. Scat.
w. p. Hume, Cashier first National Bank !.
Helms & johnson, Merchants.
Jan. II, le68-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
10y SAM. BROCIxMANsS @ag9Sf
CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND WAGON REPOSITORY,
Franklin Street, GAINESVILLE, TENN

call the
and Hayes Co., Wheeling
ton skeleton sulky including
Buggy of all
and their Steel Tire Light work. for driving Buggy
world for its 90,f ~ 90
In reference workmanship
this work. and those who have
understanding friends should
will
and having repaired by Baker Bror of this expense
Prices as low any hrstclas work 20.
BE2OCNMAN. -
Sole Agent for Southern Kentucky Middle
parties claiming to sell this work. The
hen'ucky and Middle Tennessee q ,s ally
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
In Chancery at Clarksville.

Al Rules held In the Clerks Office, Chan.
Gerry court, Clarksville, Tennessee. s. A.
Caldwell, Admir-, Of II. II. Smith, dec d. COM
plainants, rs. John II. Marabe aud others,
defendants. II appearing from affi iayil filed
10 this cause, ihnt the defendants J. L. James
IT,, and wife Eliza A. James, formerly
Smith, arc non-residents Of the State Of
Tennessee. II Is therefore ordered, that they
enter their appearance herein before or with
In the first three days Of the next term Of
said court, TO be held on the third Monday
In April 1868, and plead, answer or demur
10 complainants bill, or the same will he
taken for confessed as 10 them aud set for
hearing ex-parte; and that a copy OF this
order be published for four successive weeks
in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle. copy attest:
w. T. SHACKELF0RD, q. An.
Dorpberger House, Soils for complt.
March 30, ls6s-4t. pr. fee SO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

lf.appled for in a very few days, we will
sell the Belote Property at great bargain.
1t is situated on First Cross street. between
Union street and the Railroad on beautiful
emnence, commanding fine view of a
great portion of the city, river railroad and
surrounding country. II contains rooms
dressing looms aud hall, kitchen, smoke
house and wash room, large cislem in good
repair and a large stable approached through
an alley IN the rear OF the lot. The lot is
about half an acre. II sold within the next
ten days, we offer a Great Bargain. suSA
rs should induce any one 10 buy
MALLORY & JONES,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
lnsOlyent Notice.

Iiavlng this day suggested the insolvency
Of the estate Of W. b. Carney, decd this Is
TO notify all persons indebted 10 said estate
TO come forward and make payment, and 81
persons having claims against said es.ale To-
file them within the time prescribed by law.
This the lsih day Of March, 1858.
GEO. vs.. CARNEY, AdnIl.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
CLARKSVILLE
Ma lie Academy.
d. N. QUARLES, Principal.

This School will open on the second Mon
day In February, 1868. and will close lis
First term at the end Of Twenty weeks. The
Principal is graduate Of the University OF
Virginia, and has made teaching bis business,
exclusively, since leaving that Institution
some Thirteen yeari ago---bo,h in Virginia
and at bis residence in this State, Noting
ham Academy.
The object aimed at by the Principal, will
be to prepare young men to enter the Uni
versity Of Virginia, or any other College,, or
fit them for the business Of life. The course
Of instruction will be modelled after that ut
the University Of Virginia, and, as far rs
practicable, the same books win bs used.
Fees per Tam Of 20 Weeks--Ia Advance
English and Primary course in An,h-
etnatics %
English and Advanced course in
Languages, each one dollar per month extra.
D. NJ. QUARLES.
Jan. II, lsGs-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
In Chancery at Dover.

J. VI. Wyatt r'. J, S. Rolls, Admir-, ct ais.
In this cause, it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the Clerk and Master, from the state
rnent in the bill of complaint, that George
Dcgrote and Salie Degrote, Two Of the de-
PENDANTS, are non-residents of the State OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served upon them it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the
ClarksyiIle Chronicles a newspaper published
in the city OF GAINESVILLE, for -four successive
weeks, for said nonresident defendants 10
appear before the Chancellor on or before the
Thursday after the second Monday of April
next to answer or demur to said bill OF COM
plant, Or the same will be taken for confessed
and set foI hearing ex parte as to them.
CHARLES p. MOORE, g. & NJ.
Dover, March 81, '6s-4w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
WANTED.

A frst-eass gardener, German, who un-
derstands trimming and laying nut, and the
culture of fruit and howers-together With
hll wife, irst-rate cook, washer aud iroEer,
and who understands making butter-desire
a situation. Apply at this office.
April 3, ls6e-lts
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
Drinking Saloon,
BARBER SHOP,

which will be waited on by experienced and
attentive BARRIERS, is well fitted up with all
furniture appertaining to first class Barber
Shop and
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-04-10
CARRIAGES &c.

CARRIAGES &c.
We are still manufacturing for the trade
and to order our fine article Of Buggies.
ROckaways, Light Spring Wagons
and Light Democrat Wagons for FAM
lily use. We do not keep'any imported
work, but only that made by ourselves. We
ask the public to call aud examine our work
and see how IL is put together and of what
material It is made, as we use the best stock
and employ the most competent workmen.
Repairing done with neatness and
dispatch.
REFEREScEs-Clark & Bro, B. r. Mex cage,
Roach & Dick, Caldwell & Co., or Geo. W
IIllman, Esq.
Factory corner Commerce and Third sts.,
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee. " it
'.->' BAKER l. BRO.
March 10, lS6S-3m.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03
An ACT

To enlarge the Jurisdiction Of the Supreme
Court.
BE II ENACTED. - M Ktsg 9ad ths LeriSs-
TRY AsSss'b'y q az Hssossiss ESaSsis, ~ tAs
Legislators q tAs ktsSsi0S sSSsssa%ssi:
SECTION !. Any indictment pending in any
Circ1i; Court of this Kingion. Ter any Felony,
may he removed TO the Supreme Court, sitting
II HeuolRiu, within the Island Of Oahu. and
fer al the Islands Of this Kingdon..upOn mo
iion cf the Attorney General, by consent Of the
defendant, If in the Judgment Of the Court the
interests Of Justice vail he sahservei thereby.
SEcTloS :. All motions fer removal os in
dietneuts shall be in writing, with the reasons
therefor fully set forth.
SEcr1cS ;. Witnesses required TO attend
the Suprene Court. sitting in H0nolaln. as
aforesaid. who are not residents Of the Island
Of 0Aha, shall be paid four cents per mile. fer
ezeh Fnise actually travelled. and enc dollar for
each azy Of actual attendance.
SEcEIoS 1. The supreme Court shall make
general rules relative 10 the custody and trans
nissieu Of papers il the cases provided for in
this Act.
Approved this 18th day Of Nay. lSss.
kANkRArEEA R.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03

Io sasad Secssars ~. rs and AS Of the
CiEl Code.
BIZ II ESAoTER. y st< Ki4g esd iAe Esgisls-
tire Assea5ly y AZ HGraifas LsEasds, -
tis Lsgis}asurs e tSe Ki=gcs- atssz5lei-
SErT1ox I. That See,ion 4s3 ef the Civil
Coie be. and the sane s hereby amended. BIZ
striking SIT the words s. The Dires.or shall Be
sx o5eio, L the srst l1s Of said Section,
ard inserting the words. The Minister Of
Irtsriar q Sny Ps-zon BY hin daily appointed,
ShAl * the, 50 thai tie Section I'll Rad as
:olloEs-
~SEcr1oy ~. he Minister Of the In
terior, OF snE person BY him daily appointed.
shall &c the KssP<r of the PGbl5c Stamp,
shieh i shall Re his dsty 10 impress upcn al
seeU7sat< requiring 10 Be stamped. upon the
pAyEeut e one dollar far each impression,
thzt : te say: Al deeds. ucrtSge<. leases
AID other eszTsy2nees q real estate. all chat
tsl Mortgages. al u=Eife<s<. sztries. permits
and 0sber SoeaEsos< or exhibits required ty
lE~ 81 TIE CoStgz He1ss, al 0Ecisl and ether
aoa6ss Al licenses. Al powers Ct Attorney. az
relss e eoF4-EHsrship- letters tssi41sntzry
AID q .6zziniSsrzEian, letters q s1zrdiznshir,
al petitiouS 70 the Srp-s1e Coart OF any CiT-
ezis CeErts, AZ sanzsnss<. attachments or
other processes Il the Supreme OF Great
Carts. al 6oTs-zzent ceauisSions, AL char
ts-S, private CT p1blie. ard al patents
SEcTEeS . That Secsloa 425 Of tie Civil
CO3s b. and thssszs Is hereby amended. BIZ
striking OF tie words $ D5rector Of the Gov
sruzsas Press. sa5 Inserting the words The
Aizssser q tie InteTior Ct szca p<rsc1 BIZ him
daily sFQoiassi." - that the Section VII rad
as folazs
SEcT,-x ~ Said stamp shall Be the
Ezs as thas a5opses L the rear 1876. Ard
zov Il zse b the Master & the Interior or
szeh Esrsoz BY hin daily zPPo51;e5-
SEcIT0S = That Seesisa as e the Civil
Code be- ard tie sane 3 hereby amended. BIZ
Szrlki1E oz- the words . TIE Direezor q the
ssoTsruzezz PnasS.- n the SrSs Inc and IL
se-1i-E sks zs-lis s. Tie Minister e tie II
ts-iar 81 szSh Psrso1 ~ hin d1iy spP9iatei. =
All b st-iki.E cut the words 81 IA Lara
Pa" = Ehs eighth line q the HzvzisAa re--
So - tat tie Seezioc I'll rad a. FL VS.
SECusx 455- he Master q the II
fs-5aE @ SKI Person b hin daily apPsi5iei.
~ Er-es< The s-szP upez blAaks- &oi far
zizh the= 70 tie cssErz, Exsessivs Depart
Bar All ozhsr<. a. TIE pzbs5s ,ozFsn5szss zAF,
fra TIA 70 the re2zirs- Epan reesiFing ore
5zlS- fer eA-h s.z=v P--=id,'i. E1-rzres that
tie Cellsesc- Gsze-al = CzS-ozs- .-5 otter
Fzbl5s OEes-s required 10 sse stamps n The
srsezl5s- & slzs- DATES, shah bz eatitie3 %
reesiFs then Eithszz sch FAEEsaz- st=y CIV
1r rs-s5Fs tks-s5o-- AID hang bs1ni 70 ae-
oe11E fe- TIE 1ss AID Froossiz 81 the sane TO
the FrqP<r department n tSssr Tstzrzz, ~ -
ez5rez ty Law"
SEC7los : his A.- shAl bse1zs Lar
frsz azs 2ftS- the date q Is passage ard al
AVS AID parts Z ass n e1zfrnFsEr5ss q the
E-ssFizizzz C thiz At ara 6eTsby REPEALED
AFTrSEss tAsz lszk * Nay, ISIS
KEN=EaEEzn 2
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03
AN ACT

To transfer the supervision Of the Police and
Executive OEeers of the Law from the De
pSrsneat q the Interior TO that Of the At
torney General.
BIS II ENACTED. q sis K,-y. cad tAs Legislss-
siss 2sssssbly Il sAs Hsosiiss klaa9s, N
fts Legislators Il fis Ksssics esses,sl6:
SEcrI0S l. Ihe care ard supervision Of the
internal Po-ice Il the Kingdom Is hereby trans
ferTei frOa the Department Of the Iaterior
10 tia; 81 the Attorney General OF the kingdom
SECTI0S :. The Marshal Of the Kingdom
shall hold his ofSee according 70 the tenor Of
his present commission. bat all future vSeSn-
cieS shall be Slled by appointment Of His Maj
eSty the King. Upon the nomination Of the At
toraeE 6eae-zl; Snd ali returns and adjust
0eutS q accounts now by Law required TO be
made BY the Marshal 10 tie Minister Of In
terior. shall BE made hereafter 70 the Attorney
General
SEcrIoS 5 The several Sherifs shall hold
their ofioes according to the tenor Of their res
positive eo1DlSsions. bat as vacancies oscar.
appointments SHAH be inside By the several
GoTe-le-s, with the approval Of the Attorney
General
>EcVIoS 1. Every person hereafter appoint
ei Marshal shall, hsfore entering upon the
6Giies q his oEes. give bends 70 the Attorney
General With the sane penalties and upon the
sane conditions A. are provided by the two
hundred aid sf..-eighsh section of the Civil
Code
SEo-Iox 5. An Acts and parts Of Acts IL
cousistsn, herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved this 18Th d@y Of Nay, IS6S.
kAxEEANKEA &.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03

Way A SHIP Is FKNISISK--NOtes from
a Lady's Log Book. on board packet ship
D. md Atlantic: Sat on Geek sever
al hours to-day. looking at the sailors mend
ing the sails, and learning why a ship is
called she" The mate has been giving
me lessons She has waist and wears
stays" aprons" caps and -bonnets, =
and if you examine her closely. you may
discover in different parts Of her dress,
-EheIebones." hooks and eyes" pins"
and needles She is coquetiish too, and
fond Of dress. and one may catch her al
most any hour of the day making a new
tOiIet. tightening her --stay-laees.# freezing
her petticoafs," or what is worse, If the
day il fine. .paiBtiDg her pretty face and
living on her SIDE to admire herself in the
clear mirror Of the waves She has her
husband IN her agent. lazy LAND Iub-
bsF.H in some home or foreign port. who
keeps Der busy tripping it over the water.
spring and fall simmer and winter. He
seldom fails however, to meet her when
the voyage il ever; and fzirer sight you
would not wish TO see than this ocean lady,
a. she sails expeeta1t port. her white robes
unfurled. the ribbons flying. and gay flag
for tOp-knot tossing in the breeze.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03

An Opp CAsE.-There is a story in Once
Week, which illustrates the odd results
which sometimes attend the practice Of
binding over private persons to prosecute
criminals. A Russian captain having been
robbed 10 Cheapside, London. was bound
over to prosecute the supposed thief. But
his ship was ready for sea, and by terms Of
his charter-party, he was bound to sail
the next day. Hewas offered the alterna-
tive Of entering into q recognizance of
El0O. or being detained in prison, and pre-
ferred to go to prison, for then the owners
of the vessel would know that he was not
to blame. On the other hand. the friends
of the prisoner. alleging his innocence,
went before judge at chambers. and pro-
cured his liberation on bail. At the ter
mination Of the fourteen days. the sittings
at the Centre Criminal Court were held.
The Russian captain was brought up in
custody. The accused. forfeiting his bail.
did not appear whereupon. without expIa-
nation. the Russian was discharged. after
having suffered fourteen days imprison-
menf-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03

cents; IL these 235.000 city smokers are
modeate. they are psldng $4,000 day
for cigars, without mentioning drinks. y
This IS an expenditure Of Ss4.3l0.0O0 &
year for no good, but for harm.
DIR. Parker ended with some forcible OBJ
servations upon the Christian duty Of alb
staining from the slow killing OF himself
with tobacco by minister, which he said
is just as clear as the duty Of not cutting
ones throat; and with reference to the
slow operation Of tobacco, he gave the
young gentlemen good specimen of their
own profession, by reading to them n text
out Of the big Bible on the desk, from Ec-
clesiastes, and most closely to the point :
= Because sentence against an evil work is
not executed speedily, therefore the heart
of the sons Of men is fully set in them to
do evilH-N Y. Erssgeiisf.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03

A8amusing episode occurred in the
Troy Police Court some time since. One
learned counsel offered to 90 bail for his
client when his opposing brother interpos-
ed the objection that the law forbade an
o6eer Of the Court-lswyers are officers
it seems, of Judicial tribnnals-frsm hail
ing cut prisoner The party Of The fret
part rejected the idea and the Court rath-
er sided With him, when the Directing coun-
sci addressed the bench a. follows: Your
honor. if you'll adjourn this Court fifteen
minutes. III bet you ten dollars can show
you the law governing the case" 1t Is
needless 70 say the Court did not accept
the proposition, as betting i not one Of
its rules Of practice
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03

SUNDAY LAws.-The Germans Of New
York held, at Cooper's Institute, large
meeting to indorse the Sunday Law, to
repeal which. strong influence was being
brought to bear ON the Legislature. The
good results of the law are shown in the
resolution adopted. which was:
WHEREAS. the Metropolitan Excise Law
of 1866 is threatened with repeal or essen
tial modification in the present Legssla-
ture and
WHEREAS. the interests of the Metro
politan District and the whole State de-
nand legal protection of the quiet and
order Of Sundays and election days. and
proper restraints upon the liquor and beer
traffic; and
WHEREAS, the present Metropolitan Ex-
else Law has proved itself great public
benefit by closing, within thirteen months,
2.425 of the worst places Of dissipation
and vice, by reducing the number of Sun
day arrests for intoxication about one-half.
by giving to the citizens Of New York
and Brooklyn quiet nights and quiet Sun
days and election days, in striking contrast
with the former noise, disorder and crime,
BY yielding an income Of S2.600.45l 10 the
district. by acting as a wholesome check
upon rowdyism and lawlessness, and by
encouraging habits of Temperance and
thrift, especially among the laboring classes;
and has, by these favorable results, already
commended itself to many even of those
who from mistaken views or former h1bits
were at first opposed to it, and viii in
crease in popularity the longer it continues
in force: Therefore,
Resolred, That We. German citizens and
residents Of New York and Brooklyn, do
hereby respectfully petition the Honorable
Legislature of the State of New York not
to repeal the present Metropolitan Excise
Law, nor TO consent to any essential mod
iication of the same.
The Rev. DR.. Passavant one Of the
most influential ministers of the Lutheran
Church. and founder of several Christian
hospitals and orphan asylums. made the
concluding address. in which he earnestly
protested, in the name of the Lutheran
and other German Churches, against the
SANDER that the German population were
entirely opposed to the Sunday laws. 1t
was only the liquor and the lager interest
which called for a repeal OF the Excise
Law. The question was whether Christ
or Gambrinns should rule this country.
He closed with an eloquent and feryent
appeal to sustain the Sunday laws
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03
BY AUTHORITY.
M ACr

To amend Chapter IS Of the Civil Code. OF
the Interest Of Money.
Be II ENACTED. ~ rae kfss. esd ffs Lsyssis-
rsre Assrukly Il iks Hasraiia- lsiaads. ~
tRs LesislafArs q tks Ks-ysr- assesskisd'
SrerIoS l. That Section l4Se and Section
l4SI. Of the Civil Code he. and the sane are
hereby amended. by striking eas the word
=. twelve" and inserting in its place the word
nine. in each ef said Sections
SECTION :. This Act shall become $ Law
from and amer the date os its publication.
Approved this l4th day Of May. iS6S.
kANERANEHA h.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03
15BAcO

AD5ALLD-
The moderate use Of tobacco does not
necessarily kill but it can not be said that
the mo5ersfe use Of It Is harmless. Per
hzps tobacco Is not quite 50 bad as rum,
bat they are tEin-brothers, and tobacco
makes men drink Tobacco depresses,
and the user then erzFes liquor to stimu-
ste him It ( found impossible to cure
inebrizte patients Of the use Of Iiqaor as
l0ng a. they are sll0zed 10 use tobacco
The French public revenue from to-
bzoco from 1872 to 1882 was annually
s.. 10000; Of lste yezrs it Is S3600O.O00.
DHEing the former period, there we're 10
France al any given time 5000 l1nstics
and parzlyiicS. now there are 1000 1t
vii Be seen that the tEO totals increase IN
nearly Al even ratio-six and half times
q mach Tobacco. I've and half times az
maeh lunacy and paralysis In this whole
period the increase Of population has been
ouiT from 30p00 900 70 g COO 900
When Louis Napoleon learned this fact
, few years ago, he esEsed q comparative
examination TO Be made Of the smokers
AID Donznoksrs il al the public schools
ard eduestioDzl Institutions. and the ~
salts TO Be tabz.sted. The n01-smokers
we're decidedly Superior N physical health.
intellectual soqaireDents- and moral de-
pertinent Upoa this. the use Of tobacco
10 the pablo institutions Of education vas
b. law Forbidden. aud $1,000 tobacco pipes
Eere broken IN ose day
We never find healthy person among
those EhO zork In the Tobacco business
In sny siekDess. tobeeeo-EoFker bJ the
ssSs q an OsherEiae healthy eoantryn
/ sloE and doubtful Of recovery The
children Of tobzcc0 users are comparatively
feeble
Tobacco denorlizes Il makes q man
cz-slsss shozt his hair; be lets his nails
20 unelezDed; lis elOthez are soiled; in 2
Eord. be / dirty
Tbo=e who I've outdoors nay ass to
baeco zithozt feeling Il 80 much bat not
ueu Of ss5erfzrT Efe There have died
IN New York zirti. . fez yszrs, three
sxesIIert cIervTuea- al Of whom would
noE b. alive hzd they rot used to seco-
Tbe dissrsnes IN fbs0psrzti08 Of tobacco
ard aIc0ksi : this while slegb0l ezzsss
,zaz7hle changes IN certain 0rzsBs tobacco
erzdzzIly I0zers fhs Vita tone Of the zhole
sFstem- 50 that the lie ends sooSer than
4 oaght 70.
It's czIezEzsed that there are 2350O0
szoke-s ID Sew York nov At soDe
hOsel bars II tie city thaasz1d dollars
. dzs are spent for f0haooe ard nm A
no6esz1e smoker 1sss 81 not over for
eirzrs 6z7lF an in8o6eTzfe Gre ten Or
sffeen- cszzrs q good q1zlEty cost IS
crats zpseee 4 zh1leszie- and = eeDts st
REAL Cal he p-ies hOssFsr Only 10
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03

TEE finest idea Of storm extznt was
when Virgins came home tight Virgins
L q teacher and had been TO Temperance
meeting. and had drank too mach lemon
among his vile and daughters. and Just
then be tanbled over the cradle and fell
Ehop OF the floor. After while he rose
and said: Wife, are you haFtz- mo-
--Giris. are yea hurts7 No. -TeTibIecI clap,
wasn't Its
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-06-03

A wTTxEss IN ease IN New Orleans,
being closely pressed By the counsel for
the defence = to his present occupation
answered that he vas in the emploT Of
: Walker. Doolitfle 4 CO. what is your
business ? next asked the sagzcioas coun-
sci Pressing bricks and bottor1ing
chairs was the pruupt reply Of the vii
nes- Farther BnquIry showed that the
answer vas categorical