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RAILWAY & CO.,
s. Maiden Lane New York
TYPHOID FEVER.

This disease Is no: only cured BY
Dr.. Railways Relief and Pills but pre-
vented Eexposed 70 L, put one tes-
spoonful Of Relief N 8 t1nbler Of
water. Drink this before gong out IN
the morning, Snd several times during
the day Take one Of Railways Pills
one hour before dinner, and one on
gOing 10 bed
II seized with Fever, take 4 70 6 Of
the Pills ever Sx hours Until eop;ous
discharges from the bowels take place I;
also drink the Relief diluted with
water, aud bsthe the entire surface Of
the body With Relief Soon a power
ful pe-spiiraticn vii take place, and
you VII fed pleasant heat through
out the system Keep On taking Relief
repeatedly, ever four hours. also the
Pills 4 cure VII be sure 70 follow.
Therehefissrengthening, stimulating.
soothing, and quoting; L Is sure tc
bpeak Up the Fever and 70 neurralzz
the poison Let this treatment Be fol-
lowed. AID thousands vii Be saved
The same treatment N FeFer and Ag1e,
Yellow Fever, Ship Fever, Bilious
Fever. VII efsct q cure N - hours
When the patent feels the ReEefm
ting or hssting the skin. cure Is posi-
tive In 81 cases where pain i felt
the Ralisf should be used
Relief 80 css-; Pills 25 ctz SOk
BY al Druggists
See d. Raivsy's Almanac for 1868
For sale by
Reaingfon q CO.. san Francisco,
Crane 4 BrIxhan. San Franetseo,
H h AeDoa.ld & Co. San Franetseo-
Justin Gates 4 Bro, Sacramento,
And By al Druggists and Country
NJ Merchants ily
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Extr7acI from <sathss Letter 10
the Chicago Tribune
M,su-NnroN. No. ID -


Yo1 have sen the name 81 ye1r corres-
pendent circalzfei IS an oSSceSeeSer.
I This Is IN recognition. doubtless. Of his
enincu; merits People are alarmed 70
ses - much perfection IN private life. An
administration 5 jadcei by those who are
lei Oai q il. = vel Is those who are in
Il, and Il peoPse ike yoo o. a0e not are-
NOTED, there viii Re such rush into the
( distinction 0; private life, thsf nobody vii
Be Jeff - oollec; the revenue Snd repre-
sent the flag. In tins hight, aocep; the
compliment & hsiag reis-rel 70 - one
who Vii probably - selected 10 eat the
honorable bread q independents.
Bur suppose ] had permitted myself to
be used in this way Tor the sole purpose Of
seeing how os6oeS are sought and won,
would this explain Il. Yes, this must
have beea the rezSoa why indzlSei in
the pleasures q hope. I applied foC all
the otsoes q the ksSs cas-, IN succession
Commissions q the internal Revenue. in
o-5e. thsi might investigate Rollins ac-
ooGnts; Assistant Secoe.&ry Of the rre2s-
ny, that ] might see how Little Billy
Chandler managed MeCoilach Ani Wsite-
more; Deputy Commissioner Of the Reve-
nue. thar might fsh1 Buckley. nobody
in that aei-hho-ho0d knowing how 10
'p1I I'd his 6veS~ when Buckley charges
down; Minister 70 England. 10 eat roast
beef and describe The Interior az Lamb
ship-yAud- I an now N $ position 10 re-
c11nt-
- saSvirs so,sssu-s ~ ss,s saz Esis.
q. has--e-cs1tA 'scszas & the emmett NJ. CoSSs
q ts-lE tskea ~ ~ i-s'1srz E5-c
Ana $50 -7'1 slaVe-e- q, ~ 7e3o--Fsl1a thence.
AS ss--AncT ia nv -zaycl ; his-a-rs
A-- u 1ae cl-l5.lsls -az- escl osAd- ca
=. -sull--alsc an ths ra-zE ruSssS
Naa-s As-ss s-s n sho.- a-sIios--
A NoSuGN NINISTEE
In the irSi Place. what are the import
ant of1ceS q the United SiSies. and what
CO they payS Ab7o&5. there Is not now
enc ot5os IN The Esit q this government
where generous hast. mindful q the rank
he bears- en- S2ve S penny. There are
two MIuls.ershipS which pay shout $4,000
a year They entail neEiy-torn;she5
house servants. : carnage. s beautiful t.
be. and dinner parties al i-.-,lssrszu,- They
give ooupslS1tion abroad n social matters.
21d this Of course. rebounds 70 social pro
motion &fteC returning home. They give
5 man Of ooss-vsnI intellect an education
II cosmopolitan politics. s1eh Is was in
proved BY Jefferson. John Quiaey Adams.
and Mr.. Moilsy, <nd a-e- therefore. IN NOS:
2r.xio1S request By pz-rszasS On The one
SIDE, and statesmen o. The other. Let ne
guess s; Gen. Dix's expenses IN Paris:
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NOTICE.

DE 1T KNOWN, to all boIders of
~ Property, treal snd personal. not aIrs.dv
disposed of belonging TO the Estate of ~
late Hon. l. Haalelea, that the undersier,ed
requests them 70 make an exhibit Of The ssre
to my agent. W. P. Stevenson.
CHARLES KANATyA.
Honolulu, Feb IS, 1ss9.-s-sm
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TIE WRose RokD--"Where are you 90
ing," said young gentleman 10 an elderly
one IN q white crayaf. whom he overlook q
few miies from Little Rock 81 am going TO
heaven, ny son; l have been on the way
there for eighteen years" swell good bye,
old feIlowI II you have been travelling to-
ward heaven eighteen years and are no near
erto II than Arkansas, gness Pll take another
route"
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NOTICE.
DRoPER npplicntiou having

DROPER application having been
Il made to the undersigned. by HIS Ex. j..
o, Dominis. Commissioner Of Crown Lands.
for the settlement of the boundaries Of the
Ahupuaa Of Moanalaa. Honolulu. Island Of
Oahu, all parties having the boundaries Of
their lands jointly with. arr hereby notified 20
be and appear before me. on SATURDAY.
the ed day Of May. 1859, at 10 o'clock A. ~,
at my residence in pelcala. Honolulu.
W. 2. KAMAKAU.
Commissioner Of Land boundaries.
Honolulu. MAY IL. lS69.-l7-et
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Licences Expiring in May, 1869.

ID ETAIL- Oahu Honolulu. 10th G. G.
HI Howe; 18th, J. NJ. Smith; Sd. S. Saw
idge; 18th, 5. Magnin; s5th. Wan & Co:
Soth, All Fong Ahehuk; eth. I. Steneek /;
oath, L. L. Terbert.-U lakoheo, 18th. TEX
Nazin.-Waialua, 18th. All See; 18th. Akau.
Maui ailnku, 10th. John Forera; Ist.
Mossman & Son. - Hama, eth, All Man
Molokai.-Kupeke. IS, Kaluapihaole Kauai.
-Waimea. 18th. Wal zee Hawaii.-Hilo,
18th, c. II. Wetmore.
WHOLESALE.-Hono Oahu, LIST, W.
n. Ladd LIST. E. p Adams.
VICTUALING.-U lakoheo. Oahu. 2sth.
All Waa; 29th. TEX Maxim. Honolulu, 10th,
Lum Tai; I'd, B. Basel.
AUCTION.-Honolulu. Sd. C. s. Barlow.
HORSE.-Honolulu. 9Th, Napahukapu. No.
Il sth, Nika, No. II; 9th. NJ. Holeia, No. 70.
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERsIGNED baviur h.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been
Il appointed Administrator Of the Estate Of
Nuela kekai, deceased. by the Hon. J. W.
Austin. Associate Judge Of the Supreme Com /,
hereby gives notice to all persons having
claims against said Estate, to present the
same. and all persons living on any land, or
holding any property belonging to the said
Estate, to make an exhibit Of the same, on or
before the Both Of June, 1859.
E. MIKALEMI,
Administrator,
Kapalama, May 4th, 1869. I6-lt
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NOTICE.
uTHEREAs. KANAKAN1rI wo,

WHEREAS, KAMAKANUI MOL
w TENO, widow Of the late Frank Mol
teno. deceased, did on the 10Th day Of April.
1893, convey 70 the undersigned. IN trust. bv
a formal deed. all her real and personal pro-
Perty in this kingdom, TO be held and man
aged BY me, during the minority Of her infant
children, this is % give notice that no deb.s
viii be paid unless contracted By. or zith IN.
approval Of the undersigned.
P. H. TREADWAY.
Lahaina, May 9th. 1s69.-17-sm
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Received per Idaho.

GOLDEN GATE Mills FLOUR
VI Ertrz Family. and Baker, Extra, fro1
the NsE Crsp e wheat q 1865
For Sale by ll-snl BoLLEs L CO.
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NOTICE.

I HAVE AUTHORIZED John Cas-
Il klns Esq, . collect the accounts due
the Estate Of 8. P. Eohea, deceased.
Administrator Of Estate OF Nohe.-
Honolulu. May 4fh, 1859. 1ess
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Assignee's Sale.

ON THURSDAY, JUNE 10th, ut
" 10 A. NJ, there will be sold at Public
Auction, in Hanalei. at the residence Of the
late Mr.. j. 7 Kellett, all that piece and parcel
Of land situated in Kukui. Hanalel, Kauai.
and belonging to the Estate of Hatfield Mar
klc, containing rs acres. more or less. This
tract Of land adjoins that Of the Prineeville
Plantation, and would be a most desirable in
vestment for any person wishing to engage in
the cultivation Of sugsr-cane. At the same
time viii be sold, separately, or with the land,
about acres Of good plant cane, and several
acres Of ra;toon cane. Following which. viii
be sold one wooden dwelling house, contain
ing five apartments one wooden dwelling
house containing two apartments and one
wooden dwelling-house, designated dollhouse,
all Of which buildings are in proximity to
each other and adjoining the aforesaid land.
And one-half aere Of land, with the dwelling
house thereon situated in Kanoa, Kauai. And
also yoke Of working oxen. with bows, chains,
cart, wheels, ploWs, harroWs, and q number Of
other farming implements. Furniture, ETC.,
etc, etc, DUNCAN McBRYDE,
Assignee Of Estate Of Markle a Hatfield.
Wahiawa, April %. 1869. 16-Tt
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Executors Notice.
VIE UNDERSIGNED, Executor Of

UYHE UNDERSIGNED, Executor Of
Il the VIII Of JOHN p. HUGHES. hereby
notifies all parties indebted to the Estate Ct
said deceased, to make immediate payment to
r. n. Harris. and all parties having claims
against the said Estate. are hereby notified to
present the same, duly authenticated. and
with the proper vouchers. if any exist, within
SIX months from this date. or they will be
forever barred.
J. W. AUSTIN.
Honolulu, april 2sth, I9ee.-I5-4t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Supreme Court---In Probate.

In the matter Of the proof Of the VIII Of Paul
r. Manini Of Honelalu. IslArd Of Oahu.
late deceased.
DRoPER application having been
il made to the Honorable Elisha II. Allen.
Chief Justice ol the supreme Court, BY VIII
liam Jarrett. Executor named IN the VIII, for
Probate Of the win o. Paul =. Manini Of
Honolulu, Oahu, late deceased. Notice Is
hereby given 60 al persons whom Il may con
cern, that TUESDAY, the lst day Of June
next. at 10 o'clock ia the forenoon, Is day
and hour appointed Cor hearing proof Of said
VIII. and all objections that may be offered
thereto, q, the Court House. in the town Of
Honolulu.
wM. HUMPHREYS.
Deputy Cicrk Supreme Court.
Honolulu. May n. 1868. list
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CRUSHED SUGAR.
" ex IA Nc" and for sale BY
B0LLBs L co.
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DEST PORTLAND CEMENT.
ID ex 9 IA MOI Also, bez- Roseadal.
Censnt- Fer sale By B0LLEs q CO.
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DUSSIA BOLT ROPE,
IL assor-ei sizes, ex . Kz MOI"
For sale bE BoLLEs & co.
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E. z. z.
g Q
OH OF
I O 0

OF DEATHS. hat annually
occur. are caused by Prevent
able Diseases. and The greater
portion Of those complaints
would. If Railways Ready Re
lief or Pills, las the eaSe may
require,) were administered
when pain or une&siness or
slight sickness Is experienced,
be exterminated iron the SIS
TEN IN a lew hours. PAIN, no
matter from what cause, Is
almost instantly cured by the
Ready Reliel. IneaSeS Of Cho-
lera, Diarrhea, Cramps, SpaSms
Bilious Cholie, II fact all Pains,
Aches and InfrmiUes either IN
the Stomach. Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys. or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs Arms. Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
ache, Toothache, sc. VIII IN a
FEW MINUTES yield to the
soothing influence of the Ready
Relief.
Sudden Gods Coughs, Insasnza Dip
ths-iz HozrssoeSS, Sl-s Thruzt- ClillS Fever
and Ag1e NerczrsEl Pans Sc2-S=i Fsve-,
&c. &c take tron f1ur % SIX q Railways
Pills El6 Slso t2Ss : tazSPoo1fll q The
Rsziy Re.ief II { gisSS q WIN sG,e-. swes:-
end VIII S-SZr O. honey b9ihe the thrUzz.
bead za6 chasz win Ready 8e-is[ 4 AEue
@ Intermittent Fsve-. bz.As TX sFlne ASA
4 lie naming yua VII he cared
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ATANILA ROPE,
VI Bos-on lid Fer sale BY
Ism BOLLEs { co.
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Ex IA MOI
FROM BREM EN-.

HENP RIGGING.
Ii 1run . y ineh- Fer sale By
BoLLES 4 co.
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Clerk Of Supreme Court.
Honolulu. March Esd. 1S6e.-l2-sm
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r McNURRAY,s oYSTFRS.

NHALk.
y PEI Sy-ea.- sid ~ sale h
B0LLES & CO.
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commissioner OF Lanu bounuaf
Honolulu. MAY II. lS69.-l7-et
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NHALK. in barrels.
y For sale b BOLLBS { CO.
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TABLE SALT.
Il ex Sy7s,," aid fo- sale by
Isl B0LLES CO.
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PattY's English Pie Fruits

NEW, AND FOR SALE BY
In Ism BOLLEs & co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05
RIyER NEWS.

The River is again declining at this point
with five feet1arge on Harpeth Shoals.
There has been an unusual number of
steamboats, ut our landing during the past
week, and Judging from the large amount
OF freights being transported by them, it
will be many years before they are run out
by railroads. 1H rs 49, ..--
The Robt. Moore passed down yesterday
evening with 100 tons of pig iron for Gin
cinnati, adding 100 hhds. tobacco at this
place for Evansville, TO be forwarded by
the f. I. Co., to New York.
There has been an unusual quantity OF
tobacco received during the past week from
the lower Cumberland, caused by the "let-
ting down" of the Paducah market.
The steamer Alpha has quit the Evans
vile trade to take her place in the Upper
Cumberland river line. We understand
however, the A. Baker will be put in on
her day Immediately, and will make
GAINESVILLE the end of her route.
The steamer Romeo will hereafter leave
Clarksville every Friday for Evansville.
The Pink Varble was due last night from
st. Louis.
The Raven has been busily engaged du-
ring the past week towing salt up the riv-
err. She passed down yesterday with seven
empty barges in tow. Last Sunday she
made the run from this place to the mouth
of the river (l35 miles, in six hours.
The James Lumsden Is the regular paclSct
for Cairo this evening at 10 o'clock, and the
Tyrone for Nashville at 8 O'Clock. The Ty-
rome is the packet for Cairo Saturday night.
The Fanny Brandics leaves for Evans
Vile Saturday evening at 10 o'clock.
Rates to New Orleans So 90 per hhds. on
Tobacco. To New York-river and rail
70 cts per 100 lbs. All rail, SOC per 100 lbs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05
THE CHRONICLE.
Change OF Publication Day.

The fact that there are now three
papers published i'm GAINESVILLE, APP
pcaring on consecutive days, and the
dissatisfaction manifested by large
number Of our patrons in consequence
thereof has Induced us to change our
day of publication, and the CHRoNI-
LEwill hereafter appearon Saturday.
1t seems rather hard for an old estab-
lishe institution TO have to conform
to the dictates of new one, but we
have been unable to make any other
arrangement, and must perforce sac
rihce our own feelings and convent
ence in order that the public may be
accommodated. Should the change
meet with the appreciation of our pa
irons, we shall be content; but we are
determined that their wishes shall be
complied with and their interests sub
served If we have to publish a paper
every day in order to accomplish the
desired end.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05
= TOBACCO WARrrousr.-In shc

TOBACCO WAREHousE.-Tn The
list of the, various firms who have
extensive and well arranged houses
for storing aud selling the greatstaple
Of our country, tobacco, may be found
our clever, energetic and reliable
friends, Messrs. Seat & Bowling, who
have re-opened the commodious
building, at the head of the lower
wharf, well known to the planters as
Smiths warehouse. 1t is fire-prQof,
has all the necessary fixtures, and,
in word, is one of the largest and
best arranged warehouses in the wes-
tern country. The gentlemen COM
posing this firm are known through
out the tobacco region as competent
and trustworthy, and Mr.. Bowling
is justly considered one Of the best
judges of tobacco in the market. We
hope this new aspirant for consign-
ments of the weed, may receive a
liberal share of patronage.
Mr.. w. Kirby, TO the manor born,
and although comparatively a young
man, has much experience in this
business, is an attachee of this house.
He will deal justly and honorably
with all who favor this firm with
their patronage.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

DOES RED BLOOD pour Its crimson streams
through your veins with all Its accustomed
purity and vitality? Or has it become
thickened ana polluted by disease until
your glands have become swollen, your
skin diseased, or covered with ulcers and
old running sores7 Have you any disease
which leads you to suspect Impure BLOOD,
as the cause7 The spring of the year is the
time to cure all such complaints, and Drom-
goole Co.'S constitutional Monarch, is the
most powerful BLOOD PURIFIER that can
be found. letter, Scald-head, Pimples,
Blotches, Glandular Swellings, Scrofula,
Erysipelns, Gout, rheumatism, and such
diseases, cured by Its use. Sold by all prin-
cipal druggists. .....
For sale by Byers a BrO. GAINESVILLE.
March ., '69-iw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

STAINING AFFRAY.-On Saturday
last, some negroes had dispute, In
the rear of the premises of Peter
Frech, about a shawl which one of
them had won from the other at a
game of cards, which resulted in the
serious stabbing of Frank Watts by
Frank Kinceade. The knife entered
his left side and penetrated to the kid
neys, producing n probably fatal
wound. kineeade was taken before
Recorder Power, and held to bail in
the sum of two thousand dollars, in
default of which he was committed
10 mil.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

= THE PADUCAH KENTUCKIAN.--
We are glad to notice the revival Of
this truly conservative and ably edit
ed journal, published by Martin,
Prather d Co, at Paducah, Ky. The
citizens of that fertile section should
see to it that the Kentuckian is amply
sustained. The following extract,
from an excellent article by a con-
tributor to the first number, gives the
programme in few words:
The paper will be strenuously opposed,
rs am assured from the declarations you
have made, to all forms of ultraisni, which
initiate so much against the best interests
of States and communities. The string
up of bad and angry feelings upon settled
questions can do no goodwill not accom-
plish any desirable result. "Let the dead
bury the dead"--let the dead past alone
and follow after things that make for
peace, and things whereby one may edify
or assist another, will doubtless be your
policy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

PuFFING.-We are by no means an
advocate of promiscuous putting, hut
where II IL deserved We think 1t emit
tied to some weight and calculated To
benefit the one receiving II, rs In this
instance. Our worthy old friend,
excuse the ODD NJ. Matili who has
made several fortunes since he left the
paternal roof IN Fatherland, has gone
back 70 his FIRST love-" the coniec-
tioncry business, and may be found
ON Franklin street, next door 20
Cookies jcwelry house, with a varied
stock of confectioneries, and also pre-
pared 10 furnish bread OF every de-
scription, having a well arranged
bakery connected with his house
lie IL honest aud generotst 10 n fault,
and We hope 20 see him rcinstatr
himself Ngaln
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

Boot AND SHOE MANDATORY.
McCormac q Cullen have established
u wholesale boot and shoe manufac-
tory in the city Of Louisville, and
propose to supply the Southern trade
upon as good terms as can be had of
Northern manufactures.
Mr.. Cullen, late of Edinburgh,
Scotland, is conversant with the bus
mess, in all its details, being prac-
teal and skillful workman, which is
a guarantee that the work will be of
the best, and the selection of stock
and material of the right kind. Mr..
w. j. McCormac, the business mana
ger of the firm, is too well known in
this community and section torequire
any commentator from us. Nature
has stamped her imprint of gentle
man upon his brow. Merchants and
others dealing in this department OF
trade would do well to give this new
establishment trial. Read their
advertisement in to-day's paper.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

AGENcY,-It will be seen, by ref
ercnce to the head of our local col
umn, that Mr.. John r. Martin, our
worthy railroad tax-collector, is an
authorized agent to receive and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the CHRoN-
ICLE. We commend Mr.. Martin to
the favorable consideration of our
friends, and hope that many will re-
spond to his appeals in our behalf by
giving him their names accompanied
with the cash. We will strive faith
fully, on our part, to give value re-
ceived. But few are too poor to pay
81 90 for the CHRONICLE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

CRoPs.-We would he pleased to
receive any news concerning the
growing crops, etc. The Importance
Of placing the community in posses
sion of n thorough knowledge of the
actual prospects of our agricultural
Interests can not be too highly csti-
mated, and is so apparent "a to rem
der extended remarks on our part I'M
necessary.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

MANUFACTURING SoAp.-Mr. Ed.
Lewis, who bought the right of This
county for manufacturing Warren's
Patent Soap, has commenced the
manufacture Of this article upon an
extensive scale, at the grocery store
of McCauley IL Co., on Franklin st..
We are Indebted to Mr. Lewis for a
family right to make this useful ar
ticle, so in future no one can taunt us
10y saying, "You are out of Soap
a good article, made by McCauley
Il Co., is on sale at several stores in
the city. They are also agents for
the sale Of family rights in this coun-
ty. Call and examine specimens,
and buy right.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-03-05

CITIZEN FORTY ACREs."-A gen.
tleman who has just returned from
Mississippi, informs us that it is the
next thing to an impossibility to
make labor contracts with negroes
for the coming crop season. They
were waiting for the Inauguration of
Grant, and confidently looking for
ward to that time to be put in pos
session of the long promised "forty
acres and a mule"