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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Notice to BuiIders.-PropOsals will be receiv-
cd until September Sd, 1870. for building two frame
houses. 22x60 feet, two stories high each for board
ing houses for the State Normal School, according
to plans and specifications in the hands OF c. V.
Eskridge and Z. Borton. The right to reject any
or all bids is reserved.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-26

Six car leads OF telegraph poles went above
ON Tuesday
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Take Notice THE best Cigars in the city at
2S-tf MILLER'S.
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Ice Cold Soda Water and Lemonade at the Ju-
venile Restaurant & Bakery. stiff
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Gents, for a neat lit in Boots, Shoes, Caters or
Slippers, go to Lehnhard's new stand, sign of Big
Boot. All styles of stogy, Fine Calf, Heavy Calf
or Sewed Boots, made to measure, in two-forty
time lift
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c. '. EsKRIDGE, Chm Ex. Com.
State papers please copy
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state normal school Announcement.

The fall term OF the State Normal School
will begin on Monday, Sept. 12th. Ample &C.
commodatIons for boarding will be provided
The Classical Department will be opened
Students should make arrangements to reach
Emporia by the 10th Of the month. Applica.
lions for admission should now be made. Ad'
dress the Principal, Emporia, Kansas.
L. B. KELLOGG, Principal.
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A fine large second hand fire proof safe for sale
cheap. Apply to CHAHBERLIN & NEWELL,
S2-n Emporia, Kansas
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II you wants fine cigar go Smith & Kaiser
factory, opposite the post Office 33-tf
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A New lot of Serge work, of the neatest and
most improved patterns at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-26

Lost-The Prince Imperial FOund-The best
stock OF Boots and Shoes, at
"a VIZ CLAPr's
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Choice Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos at
S3-tf SMITH a. KAIsKR's
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And stin there is more of that cheap Table
Linen at LS4-ul NEWMAN & BROS.
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For economy in fuel, buy the Fashion" cook
stove, sold by o. p. BOWMAN & Co.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-26

The monitor is warranted to give satisfac-
ton in all cases. Sold by
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Rare Chanee.-25 acres of land, near the city;
very cheap Two sO-aere tracts adjoining, in good
locality, only one-half mile from the city very
desirable location; cheap. Also, lots for sale on
time to those who will improve. on the original
town site, and on Frakers addition Also some
hye-acre lots northwest of town.
Apply TO or address WV. ANDREWS, Jr,
Real Estate Agent,
aA-ff Ofhce over Rigs Dunlap 4 Co.'S Bank.
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Fancy Scotch suits, all wool, for SIS. at
I9-tf l. E. PERLEY & Cos.
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Wichita, Sedgwick County.-Parties think
ing of locating at Wichita will receive all desired
information in regard to lands, town lots business
prospects, etc, by calling addressing Steele,
Roe & Bright, Wichita, Kansas.
See advertisement in another column. 27-H
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o. p. Bowman 3 Co. sell the celebrated coal
and wood cook stove, Monitor" 1874
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A Large stock OF shawls just received at
34-0 NEWMAN & BROS
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A Car Load of the Fashion and Monitor cook
stoves just arrived and for sale by
1884 Oh BOWMAN Co.
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II You want anything nice in the way Of Elan.
nels go to Es4-tf1 NEWMAN BROS
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A Large Lot of Alhambra Spreads. Price
81 50 to IS. Just received at
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MIX NotIee.-The drst of September shall sell
milk: One quart cents; one pint. cents; and
large quantities at a reduced price All tickets
must be paid for before milk will be delivered, and
all accounts for milk remaining unpaid at that
time win be left with Justice for collection.
wa. Ella.
August 18th, 1870. S4-s5
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Hardly P0ssibIe.-Come and convince your
selves. Fine white Shirts at 81 at Lasker stolrs
179 Commercial street. 23-6
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The old store of johnnie Morris has been trans
formed into magnificent saloon, where Ice Cream,
Soda Water and good cheer will be dispensed in the
best style, under the direction of
e0-t MORRIS & BoTTGER.
Go to Dalton's for Ice Cream. 2O-tf
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AstOnishingIy low are the prices of Clothing at
Lasker & Stoll's, Exchange Clothing House.
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The FASHION," is acknowledged to be the
best baker and wood saving stove now in use.
Sold by 1854 o. P. BOWMAN & Co.
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Fresh Arrival.-The latest styles of spring and
summer Clothing just received at Lasker stoli's,
at the Exchange Building. 2S-H
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Choice lots in CopIey's Addition.-we offer
for sale choice list of lots in the above addition
They will be sold only to those who will improve.
Time given on two-thirds of purchase money. This
list embraces several lots on Commercial street.
2O-tf CRAWFORD STEELE
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For ice-cold Lemonade, go to the Southern r
tauraut, cot
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Go to Daiton's for Ice Cream.

First rate Coats for 81 25, at
4
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Cravats given away at Periey's.

II you want good meal, go TO Da1ton's, at the
Southern Restaurant, No. 125 Commercial street.
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Wanted.-Three good shoemakers can find en-
ployment by calling at the sign of the Big Boot
None but 6rst-class workmen need apply.
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The Highest market price paid for all kinds {
poultry at the Juvenile Restaurant & Bakery.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-26

Prepare Yourself for what must come by buy.
ing pair OF those nice white Blankets At
S4-tf NEWMAN Bios
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II You want q good pair Of Kid Gloves, warrant
ed, you can price them ut
34-tf NxwuAu a RRos
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Good Business Lot for sale cheap, corner 18th
Avenue and Commercial street Inquire OF
w NTaDpra
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For Sale.-Twenty acres of improved land, first
quality, with fruit trees etc. Inquire of Peter H.
Hughes in the registers Office at the Court House.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-26

Just received, three car loads of Buckeye
Reapers and Mowers, the most durable, hghtest
draft and practical machine in the market. For
sale by [H-u] E. r. HoLDEKMAN & BRO.
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Don't fail TO buy the EmpOria Cook Stove. It
win bake where no other VIII; at
1-tf HoLDERAAN & BRo's.
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For . Good Boot or shoe Gallon
s4-n NEWMAN 5 BROS.
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New stock of women's and misses Serge Con.
gress and Balmorals the finest display ever offered
in Emporia, at Patti WIN. CLAPP's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-26

To the citizens of Emporia and Lyon County,
Consult your own interest and buy your goods
where you can get the best for the least money.
You will always find that place at
aft WIN. CLAPP'S.
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Gents Vests 75c., Gents Pants $1.25, Gents
Overcoats 75c, at l. E. PERLEY Co.'s.
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Still another lot of the most fashionable Hats
received at Lasker Stolls 179 Commercial street,
two doors below the Postofice- 2-u
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Kids Gloves, and all kinds Of furnishing goods at
Is-tf lie. PKRLET & Co.'S.
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The Fenian Invasion was a great failure, bI
Lehnhard as q cheap sellist is success. 24-tf
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Don't Fail to bring your poultry to the Juvenile
Restaurant & Bakery, and get the highest price
in Cash Stiff
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Tropical Fruits and nuts for sale at the Candy
Factory and Ice Cream Saloon of
90-tf MORRIS & BOTTGER.
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Shoe FIy.-Lehnhard is not shooting flies, but
can Shoe or Boot you to T, at his new store on
Sixth avenue sign of Big Boot lift
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Another new novelty in Hats at Lehnhard's,
sign of Big Boot 17-f
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Go In John and buy your late style Shirts, Hats
Boots and Neckties, at Lehnhard's, sign Of Big
Boot. Tiff
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4 large and new arrival Of Hats in black 81
fancy colors at PATTI WA- CLAPP's
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A fresh supply of Builders Hardware. just
ceived at I4-tn HoLDERhAs & BRo.i
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02

fair-minded person that pig-metal
can lie made in the Southwest
and shipped to any iron producing
district in Western Pennsylvania,
Ohio or Indiana, and clear a fair
profit by selling at what 1t costs to
produce metal In those districts.
There Is over So ton in favor Of the
Southwest In hot blast stone coal
iron, and very nearly the same differ
ence In cold blast charcoal iron.
Woods, Yeatman 4 Co., say they
make the latter at cost Of $35 80 per
ton, while the cost of the same metal
In Ohio Is $45 per ton. Please reconcile
these facts, honorable sir, before you
question the authen ticity of state
ments of estimates that / may have
made.
Certainly, to any mind disposed to
look fairly into this question, have
brought facts sufficient to sustain the
reliability of my estimate, which
your committee "find i'm Commits
sioner Wells report, to be unreliable.
When you made your report you
knew could do this. Then why did
you, by a system of willful deception,
attempt to disprove these estimates ?
Certainly not because you were try
ing to make, as the Hon. Daniel J.
Morrell, member of Congress from
Pennsylvania and Chairman of the
Committee on Manufactures, should
have made, fair AID honorable re-
port, but was 1t not rather because, al
though the Hon. Daniel j. Morrell,
you were also plain Daniel J. Nor
rell, of the Cambria Iron Company,
Johnstown, Pennsylvania? Your obe-
dent servant,
GEORGE Il. LEWIS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02

The LITTLE CORPORAL MAGA-
zINE.-The July number of this beau
tiful juvenile comes to us greatly en-.
larged and improved, as well as finely
illustrated. The wonderful growth OF
this young Napoleon of the juveniles
has been as surprising as it is interest
ing. Its circulation has shot far
ahead Of that or any of its competi-
tors. Its matter is entirely original
and of a very high order. The fresh
ness and vivacity of its pages cause
the eyes OF all our young people to
sparkle. In its new, improved form
1t Is one of the handsomest, as 1t Is
the cheapest, magazines we have
ever seen. Childlike but not childish
it rejoices the hearts of both parents
and children alike. This number be-
gins new volume; now is a good
time to subscribe. One dollar year
sample copy, IL cents. Published by
Sewell & Miller, Chicago, Ill.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02
To the Public.

Some month or two since was an
nOunced as candidate for Judge OF
the Supreme Court. This was done
ut the request of number of my
friends in several counties of the
State. AS the Constitution of the
State, just adopted, had given the
election of Judges to the people, ]
supposed that it was to them / was
submitting my pretensions. 1t seems
now, however, that there will he an
attempt to have a convention of some
sort at Nashville, to nominate candi.
dates for the various Judgeships.
do not expect to be in any manner
bound by the nomination of such q
convention. / am very much indif.
feret as to the Office, but as my name
has been given to the public in CON
nection with II with my assent, tn,
people must determine as to the pro
priety of my election.
EDWIN H. EwING.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02

A WIFE's PRAYER.-A wife's
prayer, nearly as beautiful as the
prayer of Naomi, is expressed In these
words:
"Lord! bless and preserve that dear
person whom thou hast chosen to be
my husband let his life he long and
blessed, comfortable and holy; and
let me also become a great blessing
and n comfort unto him, sharer In
all his sorrows, meet helper i'm all
his accidents and changes in the
world; make me amiable forever in
his eyes, and forever dear TO him. =
Unite his heart to me In the dearest
love and holiness, and mine to him
in all sweetness, charity and compla-
isance. Keep me from all ungentle-
ness, and unreasonableness of passion
and humor, and make humble and
obedient, useful and observant, that
we may delight In each other accor-
ding to Thy blessed word, and both
of us may rejoice In Thee, having
our portion In the love and service
of God forever. Amen.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02
Notes Of the Bank Of Tennessee.

The law which passed the Legis-
lature on the 18th, and was approved
by the Governor on the 18th of this
month, entitled ian act to destroy
the issues of the Bank of Tennessee
paid into the State treasury for tax
es," provides that all such notes shall
be burned at as early an hour as pos
sible In the presence of the Governor,
Comptroller, Trustee OF the Bank Of
Tennessee and a joint committee ap-
pointed by the Speaker Of both h0us-
es. 1t also repeals section 8 Of the
act of February 2, 1870, directory to
TO the revenue officers of the State,
which section provided that the Treas
ury could pay out notes Of the Bank
of Tennessee tu such persons as chose
10 receive them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02
From the Railroad Record.
a THRILLING EG'ISODE.
How General John G. Browu Saved
Grants life.

/
The following incident has never
before been published, and its entire
truthfulness can be substantiated to
the satisfaction OF any who may de-
sire it:
On the morning of the surrender oi
the Confederate troops at Fort Donel-
son, Federal staff officer approached
the works occupied by Baldwin's
brigade, Buckner's division, and in
quired for the headquarters Of the
brigade commander. He was shown
to the quarters Of Colonel John G..
Brown, Sd Tennessee Infantry, who
was temporarily In command Of the
brigade. Upon meeting Col. Brown,
the Federal officer announced that he
had been sent forward by General u.
;. Grant, commanding United States
forces, to learn the location of the
brigade headquarters, and that he
would return and inform the Federal
commander. The officer then rode
back to the line of works, and meet
Ing General Grant and his staff, con-
Quoted them to the tent of Colonel
Brown.
"Colonel Brown, allow .me to in
troducc General Grant, commander
of our fOrces.n
Colonel Brown acknowledged the
introduction by polite though form
al bow.
"Colonel Brown, 1t gives me pleas
ure to take by the hand an officer
who has made such gallant defense;"
and, removing his hat, the Federal
commander leaned from his horse
and extended his hand, which Col.
Brown accepted with that grace and
dignity which, with his gallant bear
lug on the field, SO distinguished him
afterward as Maj0r-general.
After a few minutes the party pass
ed on toward the village of Dover,
the Confederate headquarters, leav-
ing Colonel Brown before his tent
standing. As he turned to enter he
saw, approaching from the direction
OF the fort, u Confederate Lieutenant
mounted upon splendid horse, and
riding .at break-neck speed, his hat
drawn tightly down, and fill-sized
"uavy-siX" particularly noticeable In
his right hand. An instant more and
Colonel Brown had seized the mad
mans bride, with "Where are YOU
| 6OihHf Siis
'To shoot that id Yankee off,
Ger; and now loose my bride, or I'll
shoot your! And the man raised his
pistol, while he foamed with rage.
1--WE have surrendered, sir, and"
Loose my bridlev"
"I will not, sir--you shall not do
"Colonel Brown, tell you for the
third and last time, loose my bride
rein!'
drop that pistol" and the man,
thrown offhis guard by a quick move.
mcnt of his horse, found himself GOV.
cred by the pistol which Col. Brown
had suddenly drawn.
A moment of hesitation, and the
mad I.ieutenant's pistol fell to the
ground.
Now. dismount," and, with one
look that satisfied him Of the firm
purpose in the eyes which cleaned
behind the levelled pistol In the hand
of Brown, the man who would have
murdered Grant was safely under
guard.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02
Giantn of OIden Times.

In one of his recent lectures, Pro-
fessor Silliman, the younger, alluded
to the discovery of the skeleton of an
enormous lizzard of eighty feet. From
this the Professor inferred, as no liv-
ing specimen of such magnitude has
been found, that the species which it
represents, has degenerated. The ver-
ity of his position he rather singular
ly endeavorcd to enforce by an allu.
sion to the well-knOwn existence of
giants i'm olden times. The following
list is the data on which this singular
hypothesis is based:
The giant exhibited ut Rouen in
1880, the Professor says, measured
nearly eighteen feet.
Corapius saw girl that measured
ten feet.
The giant Calabra, brought from
Arabia to Rome, under Claudius Ce-
sar, was ten feet high.
Farnum, who lived in the time of
Eugene III, measured eleven and a
half feet.
The Chevalier Scrog, in his voyage
to the Peak TenerifIe, found in one of
the caverns of that mountain, the
head of the Gunich, who had sixty
teeth, and who was not less than fif-
teen feet.
The giant Faragus, slain by Orlan-
do, nephew of Charlemagne, was 2S
feet high.
In 1914, near st. German, was found
the tomb of the giant Isorent, who
was not less than thirty feet high.
In 1880, near Rouen, was found a
skeleton whose skull held bushel of
corn, and who was nineteen feet high.
The giant Bacart was twenty-five
feet high; his thigh bones We're found
in 1903, near the river Moderi.
In 1923, near the Castle In Dau-
phine, tomb was found thirty feet
long, sixteen wide and eight high, on
which was cut, in gray stone, these
words: Keutolochus Rex.p The
skeleton was found entire, twenty
five and fourth feet long, ten feet
across the shoulders, and five feet
from the breast bone to the back.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02

LORD BYRON said: "The mechan-
les and working men who maintain
their families are, In my opinion, the
happiest body OF men. Poverty is
wretchedness; but even poverty IL,
perhaps, 10 the heartless, unmeaning
dissipation of high order" Another
author says: ~ have no propensity to
envy any one, least OF all the rich
and great; but II disposed to this
weakness, the subject OF my weak
ness would be a healthy young man,
In full possession Of his strength and
faculties, going forth In the morning
10 work for his wife and children, or
bringing them home his wages at
night"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02

A PAMPHLET Is just published
which breaches the marvellous theory
that "a man Is what woman makes
him." According to the authors
dictum, we presume that when n wife
makes her husband q pudding, he is
a pudding.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02

THE last year that Davy Crocket
was In Congress, political jollifica-
ton was held, professedly IN honor OF
the birthday of Jefferson. pavy met
several of the company going home
from the festival, aud thus graphical
ly described their condition; "They
we're so dunk, that III be---if either
Of them could nj The ground With his
Ldf IN three times thrOWiHg."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02
CLARKSVILLE
Boot and Shoe Mandatory,
TX. q. HOWELL,
FIR A n LIN STR T. l. II
Opposite the skating RinkJ
CLARKSNILLE,T TENN.

beg leave to ofter my services To the
citiXVns OF ClurksVille ana surrounding
vicinity ns man taUturer of nrst class
work nom the best material the market
niiolds, aud NJ rs liberal rates Ms the same
quality of work can ho executed Tor Ia the
city, Footing, half-soling and repairing
done at th, cheapest rates, Und work de-
llvored promptly az the time pre- Used.
Respectfully, IL. 1, liOWll.l.
Muy "a, To-ly,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02

A NASHUA, New Hampshire, Irish
man, while being lowered into deep
well for cleaning purposes the other
day, gat frightened aud shouted, "I.el
me up or I'll cut the ropew
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02
]. j. RAWLS & co.,
GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODUCE
GAINESVILLE, TENN.

KEEP constantly ON hand n null supply
of Fresh Groceries, which they offer AT re-
tail as cheap rs any house In the city
Give us call.
May ~ '1O-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02
WOODS, NEATMAN q Co.

The committee come next To the
testimony of Mr.. Waterhouse, of st.
Louis, Missouri, rs produced by the
Commissioners. Not crediting his
statements any more than those OF
AIR. Lewis, the committee feel con
strained to add the expression Of the
opinion that the Commissioner did
not, i'm his investigation of the cost
of manufacturing pig iron, consult
the authorities which he should have
consulted, while he has manifested
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-02

VHANKFuL FOR THE LIBERAL Pa
i tronage extended to us last ycarsnnd
hoping "A continuance Of ths same. Hav-
ing added 10 our machinery and stock OF
manufactured goods, we can furnish, on
short notice