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caaeeitel ssulent ouoo presented
acrmon 70 Prof Park. which was so
thoroughly defective that Il received no
criticism a d, This &c. Iel the writ
cr Z sapp5so thc sermon @ be one Of
tie CREATES, merit aud soma days after,
walking s.'l Ito Professor. expressed
hls delight that he bal been aisle to
prpapae discourse 30 fautIeas, and
asked the Prof PARK to suggest O suit
able byma 70 accompany is public De-
livery Iae Professor With merry
twinkle Ia BIS eye replied be thought
81 ile $ appropriate Is taat we'll
known lyric NV lay me down %
sleep Tac student disappeared
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WoREIsos oF rHF SoEosrs Sam did
did you lhicl sec anything Of my
vife?"
Il have not the honor bf knowing
your wife, sir
Don't apologize, Sam don't apo
apo fhe) logize Tits no matter
whatever. Didn't see her =
did not
How do you know yer didn't? She
she's az TAI! as bic meeting
Loase and as broad ar a lanp-post.
and she wears gingham umbrella and
one eye out, and hie) her nose was
done up ia pair q specks. Diant
see her
NJ sir" emphahcly)
That's ali right sam. that's all right
merely asked lriniamashun. See
hiel haId she sas gDin - lile sary-
ory -9sis aud II size does ! mean % get
etaylh bind drunk Wouldnt you =
Ram csnnseled ,he unfortunate Ben
edscl Y remain sober anu EAasea "a bis
way.
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sEwlsa Currrs N MscusrlY ~
SrNAHgs syonn 0ur gulde assisted
on p5, tng a ta.t % ,ae earpa. manu-
featuring department aai seeing the
operation q sewing osrpels b. railway
Some hesry 6oaiug machines. which
sow over and over rud through and
through II the same TIME are aGixeA
~ Au.e So backed car, and
placed apon seven d,Esnnt lengths Of
Is cagFet The opela.or seats him
sof g herself b the cag, aud travels
ia 4ls d9ul lbs length i tl.e seam. On
the tTact. sesue il more substantially
than coI'd eaay5s Is agGe ~ band.
aul i tbs rate ai ig0m four Is saeea
thea aad yards per ds5 tass enabling
tae hoasa n basg seaa3as 10 taru oat
issm tAo u thges il5asaai Yards aay
u antsled elrIt aal lhas supply eas-
tasaefs w'tb gIs-i rroupiatss ani Is.
cisy Oh Dear mt s4ai laAy
1e&f 'N oy sb.ak hoa m4py peer
Ffls tais afoes oal q nplaymeal
Ma iaa aai 1 sA.akias hos 3nee
hsEe aE haeA gfss lAa iuug hoaEt-
rea iiag saa of : Iaror efpe3 ~In
ga tafosG eai y slsa eG
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NHf U6uhf G4f uaF slu naH bar
FWm ur shat -eek iAe htau n.J lights
Ns eH'a#H 3=th lg hlt4.
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oh eam who v iram i1rllr h1il,
FHm s4usli hHt 5 -aa y gay
Haste ta ihf EaUEi iaal fUss fuf al,
Hh Na,efs east 81 tsaiHa away
TBas aRea f9f thed lE Gacg Divine,
And al q blessings may bl iHlgg
0b rsu6 nia ail, though -lagf g sin
AHt boss AZ aeseF Natl 1eursh
tbH % HesB gHtueHal ,he Aght within,
IiasH M "a the hrst whose end l. aoatat
Tay a. i als great hat love, that pleads
f8g tsec, e Er 81 iAaA tay aordB,
al came pha VIII ha, ash thr fficc
Nf SHAT faHe gasfrtsa aath Wpdst,
Nat pay t4 lfm taE
huk 3 aai aff han
AH HFastia8f taAH taF sraui knaw
Ht iaFoa 4iNlss8 vss.HaH
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deea1ea wood sA.ea readily takes ils
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expected the Rev, Frederick over to the
red school-house; and she was half sor-
~ that he had not come.
There was no doubt about TIE lay Of
the land as far as job Miller was con-
cerued. He had ever been in love with
Polly Fraser almost ever since he could
remember; and there was 40 danger Of
looking at another girl as long as Polly
I remained il the market, So the pretty
little school u istress stood balancing
those two mon as GIRLS viii
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rtNUfs Song asfshiisa d Hats5 s esaiInues open fpr
1 ite HWaAat.H y iaH ws2aiHF rAtle fsF.
t ar 5iftau5u Eiyta 20 ba4rers if0g abr9ad during
the s4ltsaa fNH#tls Tile Haatts sltfHnaEs H' Arfta
D s-if.f .rffsnfs.l % respectfully saii .itei-
M FANLAaEir Ftu5Fatat AauN tsi'ftNh
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THE EQUINOX HOUSE,
MtNgnEsrEW. vEEH0sT,
1uash ifau : sue tJ 3atatefl
AttAe tsatsf N9lNr EQtfN0X, aAous The Green
MaMuinF,
ruHe AlR.
PISS DRIVES
coon TROUT FISHING.
Ad8Fr. {, oHYiS. Naashoau, "
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

MEMORIAL DAY.-The Union and
American makes the following sug-
gestiOns in reference to the time of
strewing flowers DER the graves of
those who fell in defense of the 'Iost
cause" We hope his ideas may be
adopted:
As yet the ladies have not named the day
ON which to pay a sacred tribute to the
memory of our fallen braves. The Goth of
April was adopted by general custom
throughout the South, but here last year.
the LIST of May was substituted in lieu, and
the day falling on Sunday, was more gen.
orally observed than customary. Owing to
the baclSwardness of the season, we would
suggest that the LIST of May would be soon
enough this year. II The present weather
continues, flowers viii be hard to procure
on the 10Th inst The day would also con-
flict with the anniversary of the Odd-Fel-
lows, which win be observed throughout
the entire country. Let, therefore, the LIST
of May be named rs the time when flowers
shall be strewn DER the graves of the gal
liant souls who gave their lives in defense of
the "loSt cause"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
cLARKsvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

During the past week our market
has been characterized by liberal re-
ceipts and large offerings, and prices
have ruled very firm for all desirable
sorts, though not quotably higher
than last week. Some first rate quail
tiles were offered and taken readily at
full prices.
Advices from New York and New
Orleans do not show any great activ-
ity I'm these markets.
Our buyers are doubtless glad to
know that the "Blue Line" is again
represented here. Mr.. w. w. Kirby
is Il CIR agent, and rates will be kept
down to fair basis.
We continue our quotations of last
week Trashy and frosted Tugs, I3@
3!c; good Tugs, 4@7c; common to
medium leaf 7!@9c; good to fair
leaf $40 l2c; fine leaf, 12I@16c. No
choice selections i'm the market.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
Assignee Sale.

ON SATURDAY MAY STH, 1869, at the
" Court house door, in Clarksville. will
sell, as Assignee of the estate of Henry NJ.
Brown, the following valuable lands:
The tract on which the houses, stables,
barns, etc, are situated, containing ONE
HUNDRED and one ACRES, about Sjacres
cleared of which IS acres is In fine wheat (;
the balance in timber. This tract is 6nely
improved and well watcred. Terms Of
sale of this tract are 500 cash, notes with
good security, due at " and % months from
date, with interest, for the balance.
Another tract, containing 1856 acres, of
which there is about 50 acres cleared, the
balance infine timber.
Another tract, containing LOG acres, of
which there is about 30 acres cleared, the
balance in fine timber. The terms of sale
of the last two tracts are one-third cash,
and notes with good security, due at IL and
p months, with Interest from date for the
balance.
Another tract containing 2ils acres of
fine timber, IL being the land known as the
Hagood land This will be sold for cash.
All OF the above lands lie adjoining to
each other, about miles from GAINESVILLE,
and about miles TO the right of the Nash
Vile pike, adjoining the lands of Crouch,
A. Il. Brown, q. G. Halliburton and others.
JOHN =. Campbell,
April II, lS5e-iw. Assignee.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
GAINESVILLE Wholesale Grocery
Market.
CORRECTED by cRusMAN a cnrsNUr.

SUGAR.-MarlSet very firm. We quote N
.. Sugar, fair to prime, l51Sal8lSc. Prime
10 choice, l7alSc; yellow clarified, l7alS
crushed, powdered, and granulated, :. q "a
MoLAssEs.-Fair, IS; prime to choice n
-, g5c in bbls; slal 10 in 4 bills; Syrup
81 3Odl %.
COFFEE. : Rio, fair, %; prime, 2i@25
choice, 25S92T; Java, 37iSdl2l5; Mocha. 30
SALT. -kanaw ha, bush. bbls, 81 90; Iiy.
erpool, fine, 3 so.
STAR CANDLES.-11m25
BACoN-Buying rate, 10.
LARD-lSc.
WHIsKEY-Common country, 81 25al 20
best brands Robertson county, 81 75m2 90
CiiEEsE-W. r., $4,000; dairy and facto-
ry, 22d2i.
RICE-Carolina, lO@l21S.
SoAP-Bar, 7l56f9.
OLLs-Coal oil, 4O0i2; lard oil, 81 rs; lin.
seed OIL 81 so.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE-gO
NARNIsH-Copal, So 20; Japan, 2 90.
PUTTY-Sc.
WINDOW GLAss-SxlO, 81 20 u box. l0xl2
50 l2Xli, @ 90.
SHoT-S3 25@3 50. -
CAPS-i0d50c q doz.
OYSTERS aud ID cans, 60 s5,ai 10.
SARDINES-20Nd2 2c
MACKEREL--No. 3, per Dbl, els O0al6 90:
kits, No. |, SO S5@3 90.
BLAcKING-S7I5eu75.
NAiLs-s5 2jGo6 90, I0d@id.
IRoN-kentucky, AZ. Tennessee, 81.
RoPE-226, DC.
CLOVER SEED.-slO so per Dbl.
TIMOTHY 81 90
HERDS GRAss-s2 90 +"
ORCHARD " So 90 90
BLUE " SO 90
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

TIE Eufaula (Ala.) News, of the
9th inst, speaking of r.. ID. Shrop-
shire, formerly of this city, now of
Macon, Ga, says:
The laughing, genial, jovial, rolliclsing
Local of that capital paper, the Macon
Telegraph, walked into our sanctum yes
terday, looking as happy and as neat as an
April rose. We could not account for his
sudden appearance, but soon learned from
one who was posted, that a few of the large
crowd lie had sold on the first of April,
about the velocipcde race, had threatened
him bodily harm. Shrop. is brave enough,
but there wero too many against him. lie
leaves in the morning for his stamping
ground determined to meet his fate. We
wish him success.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
An Interesting nit of War History.

NEW YORK, April lathe Tribune
has letter from w. II. Sherman re-
lative to the action ut the surrender
of Gen. johnson, and he says at an
interview between President lincoln,
Gen. Grant, Admiral Porter, and
himself, the position OF affairs and
then soon probable defeat of the rebel
army under Lee were discussed. -
President Lincoln expressed the hope
that there would be no more blood
shed, all that he wished being the
dispersion of the armies and the
resumption of civil rule.
Gen. sherman says he drew up the
terms of Johnson's surrender himself.
Breckenridge had nothing to do with
them, and he proceeded TO effect his
escape from the country--a course
that sherman believes that Lincoln
whished Davis and all other leading
Southern political leaders had been
successful i'm doing. sherman says
he makes the statement in order that
there shall he no construction of
term, whereby the course pursued by
him should be thrown upon President
Lincoln.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
a CARD.

CLARKsvILLE, TENN, April Il, 1869.
EDITORS CHRONICLE We deeply
regret the necessity that compels us
again to call upon you to announce
to the public that the woman who
calls herself Mrs. o. G. Andrews and
represents herself as an authorized
agent for the Tennessee Orphan Asy-
lum to solicit donations of money and
goods, is an impostOr. We have but
one Travelling Agent, Rev. A. Mizell,
who carries with him the proper ere
dentials with the seal of the Society
on them. All papers please copy.
by order Of the Board.
MRS. q. a. HENRY, Pres't.
Mrs. A. q. MUNFoRp, Sec'y.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April li.-Cotton &c better
and more active; $50 bales uplands sold al
2s4a29c. Flour s. iOa6, closing Sc lower
Wheat duii and la2c lower, S515a95c. Rice
dull carolina S14NDhc Coffee quiet. SUI
gar dull Cuba l2al213c. Molasses quiet al
40a5Oc. Dry goods unchanged.
Money abundant at &c. Commercial pa.
per dull at lOal31R. Sterling strong at y "a
Ss. Gold hrmer; opened at 321s, advanced
to 38ls, and closed at 32]4. Tennessee bonds
dull new 6Jj4a60.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, April l4.-Cotton active
middling 2s11a2sl2c; sales G,350 bales; re
ceipts ,2i3 bales; exports $685. bales Coli
sight &c premium. Sugar DUH comm OF
salO54c; prime l3l4c. Molasses in light su ID
ply; prime CSC. Flour firm; super IS 81
M SO 80; xxx So IS. Corn firm. Whea
81 30. Hay firm at s26 for prime. Porl
S3l 63. Bacon shoulders he, clear sides III 4c
and clear ribs l7l4c. Lard dull and an
changed. Whisky, western rectified ST
S9l2c. Coffee firm; fair l514c prime II 4;
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

We learn from the Nashville pa
pers Of the Sth inst, that the Zen
nessee State Medical Society adjourn.
ed its annual meeting on the 18th inst.
at 10l o'clock, p. NJ. The Association
convened in the Senate Chamber o.
the Capitol, and was attended by O
large number of medical men from
all parts of the State. The meeting
was full of interest and importance
to the votaries of the healing art and
for all those towards whom its hui
name efforts are extended. We con-
graduate the physicians of the State
of Tennessee, in their successful
labors towards building up and
Strengthening Society which Is an
honor to this commonwealth.
From the Banner of tie 3th, we
are pleased to make few extracts,
which may prove of interest to our
readers.
The following preamble and reso-
lutions were offered by DIR. ]. w.
Singleton, Of Jordans' Springs, Tenn ;
WHEREAS, As the reports, statistics and
recorded experience OF scientific medicine
and surgery belong to. and are for the BEN
eft of the human race and,
Whereas, There are now in the custody
of the United States government at WASH
ington city, to which, we understand, the
medical profession are refused access, the
archives Of the medical department of the
late Confederate army, and we, the men,
bers Of the Tennessee state Medical Soci-
ETY., believe that the publication of the
same Will rebound to the intended honor
and advance ment of medical. and surgical
knowledge throughout America and the
world ut large; therefore. be 10
Resolved, That the American Medical As
ISOLATION, Mt its next annual meeting be
earnestly requested to appoint "A committee
of three or more, whose duty IL shall be to
lnemorialize the Secretary of War or the
Congress of the United States, for the pur-
pose of obtaining his or its consent to take
possession OF and arrange and publish in u
substantial form the reports of the medical
department of the late Confederate army
Resotred, That our delegates to the next
meeting of the American Medical ASSoci-
atlon be Instructed to call the attention of
tnat Douy 10 the subject matter of the fore
going preamble ana resolutions, and that
they earnestly and fraternally insist upon
their acceptance.
After II warm and enthusiastic
speech from DIR. Singleton, the reso-
luton was unanimously adopted.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed delegates to the American
Medical Society, which meets at New
Orleans next May:
ii. NJ: Compton, Paul Il. Eve, ]. u. Plum
kett, w. X. Bowling, w. l.. Nichol and j. ID.
Manlove, Nashville; II. G.. Gordon, and j,
+, nrant, PulaSki Dan German and j. p.
Harmer; franklin =. p. Crawford, Green
vile; X. NJ. Rhea, Knoxville: b. V. Brown,
Brick Church; ii. NJ. Whitaker, Ciarksville;
X. +. Evans, Shelbyville; j. w. singleton,
Edgeheld.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

EX-GOVERNOR MORTON, of Indi.
ana, has been the especial Champion
of Grant on the tenure of-oilice oues.
ton, for which he is rewarded in the
appointment of two of his brothers.
ln-law to oilice-one rs Postmaster at
indianapolis and the other rs Cover.
nor of Dakotah.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

THE bill to continue the educa-
tional branch of the Freedmen's Blu
reau failed to get through Congress.
Mr. Lawrence, of Ohio, defeated it by
showing an irregular use of funds,
and that money ostensibly used for
public purposes was still in the hands
of private parties.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

THE Bowling Green Democrat, of
the 10th inst, says "it is thought that
the frosts of the past week have ma
terially injured, and probably entirely
destroyed the peach crop in that
sNrtiOn.u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

LOUISVILLE, April l4.-Sales of go hhds.
Tobacco at s5a27. Pork S3l 80. Lard l7I%a
lSc. Bacon 1871, 1914 and l7l4c, Bulk meats
l2i4 and l6l4c. Flour s. 50a6O0. Corn 6ja66
oats 6la0jc. Sugar l3l@al5I9c. MolasSes 75a
Soc. Whisky Ole. Wheat 81 55al 60. Hay
S2Oa2l. Cotton PC.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
ST. Louis Markets.

81 so. Corn 6ja661Sc Oats 6Oa82iSc. Barle
u %. Rye 81 %. Whiskey S6aS7hc Lar
lIl4c. Sugar l2l9aliAc. Molasses 75aS5c.
Pork S3l. Bulk meats, nothing doing. Ba
con 1874, 1917 and lG}4c.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

TUE lmpcrialist, II paper soon to be
started in New York, will advocate
the claims of n monarchicd govern
ment 1t would, perhaps, be an inn
provemcnt on the little Grant mon
archy at Washington.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
THE ELECTION.

The election yesterday passed of
quietly both here and elsewhere, SO
far ~ we have been able to learn; and
the returns indicate the election OF
Mr. Smith by n large majority--a re-
suit unexpected by some of the
warmest friends of our townsman.
In this county Smith has a major
ity of 459, with Districts II and lG
yet to hear from, which will probably
swell the total to 500.
In Robertson county Smiths ma
jority, so far as heard from, is 153, two
precincts being n unit for him.
In Stewart county Smiths ma
jority, so far, is 1l6, with strong
probability that he will carry the
county by 400 majority.
The only precinct heard from in
Sumner county is Gallatin, which
gave Barry small majority.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
Cincinnati Markets.

CISCINSATI, April H.--Flour SO 2ja8 50
Corn B5c. Oats 65s70c. Whisky 9Oc Pork
sSl. Bulk meats l2alf@c. Bacon 10, 1917,
and l6l4c,- Lard lSc. Sugar l3'2aljc. Mo-
az 27l4a27iac. Butter 3Saiic. Eggs l7alSc.
Coffee 2Oa26c
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
MeInullis Markets.

MEMPHIS, April li.-Cotton firmer at 81
a2Sc; receipts 39i bales; exports 30 bales
Flour dull, super So 5Oa6 90. Corn 70a72c.-
Oats 6jc. Hay s25a26. Pork $50. Lard 10;
zoe. Bacon quiet; shoulders l3c; sides l7I5c
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

\ PANIC was caused in the Catho-
.dral nj Palermo, Holy Week, by II
bomb being thrown through "A Win
dow during divine service and when
the building was crowded. The mis-
sile exploded without hurting any
one seriously, but in the confusion
and hurry e escape many persons
Nypr, throAIn dawn Dhouuflpr Of This
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
Chicago Markets,

50ajO4c. Wheat 81 0iIs. Oats 5l14a5ic. Ry,
81 lGal II. Barley 81 70al IS. nighwlne,
Sc Molasses slal05 sugar lialj15c. Porl
Hams l5jac Cuinberland middies ii,5c. '-'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

THE Press and Times calls Bill
Stokes II sampson of n speaker" -
lie does resemble the Biblical giant II
little. lie uses his favorite weapon
every time he opens his mouth.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

TUE Clarksville (Na.) Tobacco
Plant says that the purchases of real
estate in that vicinity by Northern
settlers within few days past, will
reach the sum of $500, 600.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

SENATOR Ross and President Grant
recently had cred hot" interview,
which ended by the Senator telling
the President that che and his desires
might 60 10 hill"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Government securities were quoted in
New York on the 18th inst, as follows:

London advices of the 18th inst, quote
United States 5-20's at 81.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York on the 18Th inst. at o. for the old and
O5Ia for the new.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

IN the contested election case be-
tween Hong and Reed, from South
Carolina, Congress has decided that
Reed is ineligible, and that Hoag is
entitled to the office, although he re-
ceivcd minority of the votes east.
Reid's "ineligibility" consists in his
being q Conservative.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

The dis agreement in the Cabinet
respecting Cuban affairs has some
what checked speculation. A New
York dispatch says "the personal
friends of Mr.. Fish in this city say
that he may have to leave the cabinet
because he cannot sanction the aggres-
sivc foreign policy which Grant seems
determined topursuc. They say that
the President is determined not only
TO recognize Cuba, but demonstrate
towards Canada, and the probability
of foreign war is widely discussed. -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

JonN G. NOBLE, the cntorprising
editor of the'Paducah Herald, issued
the iirst number of his daily on the
7th inst Success to the Noble paper,
send rs copy, Col.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17

JOHN :, MOTLEY, of Massachusetts.
has been appointed Minister to Eng
land.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-04-17
WANTED-AGENTS.

WE WISH TO EMPLOY ENERGETIC
w Agents (maie and female) to canvass
for our new picture, LOST CAUSE" Good
agents are now making from sl5 D $50 per
day by the sale of mis- rare work of art
Any lady depending on her own exertions
FOR support VIII find this a profitable and
attractive business. This new and beauti-
ful picture has received the commentator
OF the press and public wherever shown,
and especially from the survivors of the
late struggle. sample copies ofthis picture
Will he sent on receipt of the price, So. For
particulars address
FITCH & LINSEY. Publishers.
No. % Fourth ST., Louisville, Ky.
April H. lS69-3w.