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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12
Very Important, Of COstiYsnsss Beware.

Rarely but little notice g. taken of oofvsnsss yet AZ Ger
tain periods Il Is sign that CANCER Is near An Who
are seized with appopiexy and paralysis prsvov M
iefed rom eosvenes In the Former case ne bod ~ ~
me head small vein l. ruptnrei the brain and tnr
NE rest Let wives counsel their hulbanfs and hn.tarf
Their wives. never % 70 bed second night II ne hes
have not been properly moved during the day particularly n
they feel heavy and dr0wsy. faw renfie dl1s N 49,
hne Pills will regulate ihs circulation q he bIod aud ~
move all dangerous symptoms.
Hoiiorays Pts are ne best remedy k,.oru Ia q,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12
BY AUTHORITY.

IrHAs PLEASED Hrs MAJESTY THE KING to appoint
the following gentlemen as Trustees to the Queen s
Hospital for the ensuing four years; His Honor e.
H. Allen. F. A. schaefer, Esq, DIR. Z. Hoffman,, l.
R. Mofitt stoney, Esq. Major W. L. Moehonua.
It has also pleased His MAJESTY THE KISG to re-
nominate His Honor E. II. Allen vice-President Of
the Queens Hospital Society.
By THE King.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12
Old Coughs, Colds and A,hmatical Afisc-
tions.

These Pills assisted their action By rubbing Holo.y
Ointment very efeeuay twice day upon The fhrff m
chest and keeping those parts eoveer vita the nret-t
will be found the most effective remedy fr asthma eousis
colds bronchitis, and influenza These remedies tranqus
the hurried breathing, sUuth the rrifaed artuhe and A.
ss IN dodgiug the phiegm which stops Up The air rsres
This treatment has proved wonderfully Efficient IN not ov
curing Old settled coughs and colds bat asthma u many
years standing, and even when the patients were In - M
state n not able TO lie down their bes they shsud IS
ohoked BY phiegm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12
A MisslaIe,nent Corrected.

The master of 4 vessel recently arrived
made inquiry of the pilot in regard to
tonnage dues, which he understood were
levied on all vessels arriving in the harbor
Of Honolulu and in the roadstead outside
He had in his possession book entitled
THE North Pacific Pilot p" Part No
3" published by l. Imray & Son, London,
wherein on page 40 is found the follow
ing:
Honolulu TONNAGE DUEs.-Ves-
sells anchored in the harbor 90 cents per
ton register. Anchored outside cents
per ton register"
If the author or compiler of the book in
question was no better posted on the
charges at other ports than he appears to
have been in regard to those at this port,
we would not recommend shipmasters to
place much reliance on his statements
The fact is there are no tonnage dues
whatever, either at the port of Honolulu
or at any other port in the Kingdom.
The charges to which foreign vessels visit
ing this port are subjected are as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12
Lecture at Fort Street Church.

DRV. A. l.. STONE. ID. ID, of San
H. Francisco will, by invitation, deliver Lee
ture on FRIDAY EVENING, July 9Th, at ~
o'clock SUBJECT:
.sThe Nile and the Desert"
Tickets so cents, at H NJ Whitney's Bookstore,
and at T. G. Thrums Bookstore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12

SUBSCRIBERS to Hotel Bonds are hereby notified
that th. second nstAment of twenty five per cent. is
hereby called for. Payment will be made at the
Finance Office on or before the LIST day of July next
]. MoTT SMITH,
Minister of Finance
Finance Office. June G, 1871.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12

D. H. HITcuoooK, ESQ, has been appointed School
Agent for the End District PUMA of the Island of
Hawaii in place of Mr.. L. kama, resigned.
By order Of the Board Of Education.
W. JAS. SMITH,
Honolulu, July Sd, 1871. Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12
weakness, and Debility, Nervous Irrita-
bil1tv,

The wholesome effect exercised By these admlrabI. Pills
over abe blood aud fluids generally Ike charm IN dispc
ing low spirits and restoring cheerulnes Their general
apeent qualities well % hsm for domestic medicine par
ueuiary for females Of all ages and periods ofE They
mover betay dsagreeabie Irritating qualities they
quickly eject All Impurities from the system and regulate
every function of the body giving WONDERFUL sner-
Ky TO weak and debiated pcrsons while they bracs nd
strengthen the system most sEssordiuafy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12

PRoPosrT1oNs will be received at the Foreign Office
for the transportation of a number of japanese to
Yokohama, Japan. the number will not be less than
% or more than 100.
The proposals must be made: First on the idea that
only % are be carried and separate proposal for
each additional passenger over %.
The passengers to be furnished with full rations &C
cordng their customs and habits since they have
been in this country, every kind of provision to be of
the best description.
CHARLES C. HARRIS,
Foreign oncc May Is ISL Minister Foreign Affairs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12

PARKER NoRroE MAkEE, of Ulupalakua, Maui, has
this day been appointed agent for the taking and
certifying acknowledgements to Instruments for the
Island Of Maui.
THOMAS Brown,
Registrar Of Couveyauoes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12

Finance Oaiee. June 6, 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-12
THE OLD PAINT SHOP.

25-Im
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
COMMERCIAL.

Money continues in abundant sup
ply, and business, while brisk enough
In some departments, In others Il
provokingIy dull. A similar condi.
tioD Of affairs is to be observed at al
most every center of trade, which Is
due in part to the almost entire alb
sence of speculation, and to the large
shrinkage of values without any cor
responding diminution in the vol
m of the currency. All bonds that
are Mt all worthy Of the confidence of
capitalists, have consequently appre-
ciated in value, the surplus in the
hands of Banks aud others seeking
temporary investment in them
This Is one Of the evils that must
necessarily attend an irredeemable
currency, issued without reference to
the needs of trade, and based on moth
ing material, but on an imaginary
something called Government credit.
The commerce of this country will
continue to be vexed by this periodi-
cal recurrence of extreme stringency
and extreme ease in money, until we
return to a currency based on the
product of the country, and az a con.
sequence varying in supply accord
ing to the value of the same.
The price of gold has varied but
little for several months, moving be-
tween l0l and liz. The prospect OF
an early peace in Europe, large i'm
portations and the low price Of cot
ton have had mainly to do in keep
ing up the price. Gold has now be-
come so subject to the laws of trade
rs to be looked upon no longer as an
element of disturbance, md must
gradually seek, from time to time, a
lower level until we arrive at specie
payment. Exchange Is more alum
dant, though quotations are un-
changed.
Our Tobacco trade exhibits much
life and spirit, the sales increasing
from week to week, though not yet
adequate to the demand. Yesterday
the offerings were large and the bid
ding quite animated. The quality
was better than at any previous sale
this season, and the assortment more
varied. The trade in Hopkinsville
samples continues and pays well for
the time and money invested.
The following are the current quo
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

WI publish in to-day's issue the
Annual Statement of the Liverpool
and London aud Globe Insurance
Company. 1t will be seen that this
company has the largest assets of any
company doing a fire business in the
United States; all the stockholders in
Europe and the United States and per-
sonally reliable; It's policies make
all claims payable in cash upon proofs
of loss, and not In sixty days as is
usual. Messrs. Kennedy and Faxon,
at the Northern Bank, are agents for
this Company AS well rs the largest
and best American companies. From
twenty sever years experience in the
Insurance business and n thorough
knowledge of all laws relating to the
Insurer and the Insured, they offer
superior inducements to those desir-
ing to obtain the most reliable in
dcmnity.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

WHEAT AND CoRS.-The general
account Of the growing wheat crop,
is that 1t is too thin for q full crop,
though 1t may produce a fine grain
to compensate for deficient quantity.
Aud rs the time Is at hand, for pitch
ing the corn crop, we hope farmers
will not neglect to extend its area,
so as to cover any falling of in the
yield of wheat.
Speaking OF corn, leads us to re-
mark that the great error In its cul-
tivation, is the want of a deep prep
nration. With this, the corn can
hardly fail to any great extent, espe.
cially If the farmers will so work 1t
as to guard against breaking the lat
eral roots, ut the time when the stalk
Is beginning to tassel. The roots that
go down deep, give strength and Wig
or to the stalk, but the ear is formed
and perfected by the food supplied
by the surface soil through the lateral
roots. To cut these with the plow,
at the time of tasseling and shooting,
is to cut of the supply Of food, at IA
time when the loss cannot be repair
ed, and the result is q greatly dimin-
ished yield. This may be avoided by
keeping down the grass, early in the
season, and finishing off with a very
superficial working.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
Cheering Facts for the bilious.

Every day demonstrates more clearly thai
liver complaint, I'm all distressing forms,
can be controlled and cured without diff
Guilty or Inconvenience. II is nm obstinate
disease. but its obstinacy is not proof
against the pertinacious. remedial and re-
storative operation OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. That genial corrective compels
the organ to do its duty. 1t must secrctc
regularly and Observation-Disclosures the iniu-
nee of the Bitters. Their action brings II
back from q state OF rebellion into perfect
harmony with the laws ofhealth. II there
Is c~Ostiveness. IL disappears; IL there is
side.ache or bnck-ache. IL ceases IL the
skin n whites of the eyesare Hinged tn
s~uperfuous bile, they recover their natural
hue II the appetite IL gone, It returns: II
the digestion IL Impaired, II is restored in
brief, whatever the symptoms of the COM
plant may be, n whatever the phase IL
has assumed, q cure Is certain. Such are
the uniform effects of this preparation
where bilious disease has been already de-
veloped but in cases where there Is mere
ly "a constitutional tendency to liver
complaint, II may be prevented through
out life by the regular use, In small guam
Titles, of this palatable antidote. These are
proven facts, and should be seriously pond
ered-or, rather, they should he promptly
acted ~upon-by all persons Of bilious habit.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
DIED.

At his residence, In Montgomery county,
Tenn, on the 2bi February, 1871, JOSIAH
HOSKISs, In the list year OF his age.
He was attacked with the Pleurisy. and
his gatherings for u time were severe, but
bis last hours were calm, and with eyes
closed upon the scene Of earth, passed
gently away. He was Il man favored with
more than ordinary memory, Which was
well stored with useful Knowledge CLEANED
from history and the Book of Nature, to-
g'ther with his kind and gentle disposition
nj Il com talents, made his So
Gle vtruly Interesting and Instructive. The
ciu eli has lost q ruling Elder anu an ad-
voca g OF picty, truth. virtue and temper
friend, and the immediate family
an irr parable loss. His remains rest In
the fam lily grave yard, amid evergreens
and the 'mbs OF others of the family who
went befO e him. Will some one do Justice
to his mel DRY more capable Of welding
the pen tina the writer Of this.
a FRIEND.
At Hadensvl'lc, KY, on 9th ult.
CoNsO 'BRIEN, .'ed ~ years.
In Memphis, on the 18th OF Feb, 1871,
Mrs. LIZZIE VERT, daughter of Major N.
X. Leaveil, of tins ~c.ty-aged about IS
years.
Mrs. Vert was n consistent member OF
the baptist church, and was nm obedient
child u devoted wife. None knew her
but to love her. To her bereaved father
n d~isconsolate husband, we tender our
warmest sympathy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

THE Spring fights have opened.
No mortal wounds to report.
oh, for some relief from dogs!
They make night hideous indeed.
The last census of the city show q
decided increase in the population
within the past few years, and it is
still rapidly growing, as evidenced by
the great demand for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. For sale by Thorn
as & Bro.
Thomas & Bro, have oil hand the
largest and most complete stock Of
drugs, paints, oils, dyestuffs, & ETC.,
ever brought to Providence. They
have no old drugs-doD't keep them;
their stock is fresh and pure. Another
lot of Landreth's garden seeds, Just
received. Their Neuralgia Linament
never fails TO effect q cure, and is the
only specific for the disease i'm the
world. Let the suffering try it. Also
use their Chill Tonic, letter cure,
Cough Syrup and Pearl Tooth wash.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
New Providence Items.

Our warehousemen are no longer
Idle tobacco Is rolling In rapidly and
they are busy storing away, selling
and shippin . Herndon & Collins
receive at their shed up town and
Thomas & Co., ut Trice's Landing.
The highest prices for tobacco are
always realized here. There are six
houses here doing II r~ehandling BUSH
ness.
Oar Sabbath schools are In n pros
porous condition. The s%uperinten-
d"nts and teachers manifest an inter
est in them that Is deserving of the
highest praise.
Pettus 4 Bro, have had an elevator
erected in their grocery store, much
to the qualification of Bob, who has
"learnt the ropes" pretty well.
Rev. Mr.. Rcynoldsha given up the
hotel here and Mr.. Moore has taken
charge of it. A meat store Is kept in
connection with it. A good recon-
incubation, that.
The upper part of town has been
olockaded with wagons and other We
hiclcs from day to day through the
entire week, This looks like bust
ness.
Our merchants are wearing more
cheerful faces oflatein consequence Of
"a more active trade. The cry Of
an" money" on the part of tine far
mcrs has been somewhat ahated from
the fact that many of them have dis
posed of some ii not all of their to-
bacco and are Hush with the living
glccn
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
Owen & Moore keep fine
Cigars, Chewing and Smok-
ing Tobacco. march4.tf

WE have been informed by several
Of our best citizens in town and coun-
try, that J. w. Langston has furnish
ed them with a Liniment, Of his own
make, that has cured and relieved
the following diseases: Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Erysipelas, cuts, burns,
bruises, sprains, corns, bunions, tet-
ter, ringworm and old r We are
satisfied from what we know about
ii, and from orr acquaintance with
the maker, that his Liniment IL no
humbug, and we ask all to give it a
trial. You will find him on the Port
Royal road, about three miles from
Clarksville. lie is also a good me-
chanic, and will make you n good
wagon or carriage. Call and see his
work, and try his Liniment.
Jan. %, lS7l-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

1.-THE SoUTH I've have received
the Audnt Courier edition of the
forthcoming iiew paper to be entitled
the South, to be issued in Memphis,
the initial number to makeit appear
ance this week. The typographical
execution is excellent, and we have
II blast from the bugle-horn of the
editor, which shows that he will do
his own thinking and then fearlessly
give his thoughts expression in the
right direction.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

TOBACCO FACTORS. We take
pleasure in calling the attention of
our readers, and Shippers of Tobacco
particularly, to the card of Bryan g.
Harding, Tobacco factors and COM
mission merchants, No. IL, Union
street, New Orleans. Mr.. Henry Ii.
Bryan, formerly II resident of our
city, Is well known to the people OF
this section as Il trustworthy, business
gentleman. Thomas F. Pettus, of
New Providence, will make advances
on produce and give special attention
To the shipment of same to this house.
Mr.. Pettus, in acting as agent for
Messrs. Bryan Il Harding is u sufii-
cient recommendation of their integ-
rity and fair dealing with their
patrons.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

From Glover, White& Co.'S. Tobac-
ca Circular, Louisville, for the week
ending Feb. ~, we notice sales of 1
hogsheads of bright manufacturing
leaf, raised by w. III. Rudolph, OF
this county, at M everage Of S20. 90.
We understand that Mr.. II. has sew
cral hogsheads of similar tobacco, but
has concluded to sell at our market,
this time, being satisfied that he eau
do better here than elsewhere.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
Very respectfully,
TURNKEY, ELY Il Co.,
Elephant Fire-Proof Warehouse.
GAINESVILLE, Feb. IL, lS7l-3t

Y. vi. 4. Awe have seen.thiee excel
lent books, and a fine steel engraving OF
General Lee, now In the hands OF several
young men. TO be sold, by subscription, for
the beneht of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Agents Will call on our citi-
zens, from whom we bespeak of said works
favorable reception. They are valuable
Ia the purchaser, andbeing old at publish
ers' prices. pay u profit To the Y. NJ. e. A.
Amy one wishing to see the books or en-
cravings can do Ss,by calling onany mem
h,r ut the dissertation, irbll n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
TO THE PATRONS
OF THE TOBACCO MARKET
AE III -ARKlNIII L. rLN NESSEE

From this date we will pay one
dollar per h%oyshead for all Tobacco
consigned to us, and dray the same,
free of charge, from river or railroad,
or, IL delivered to Us by wagon, we
will pay the n dollar and their toll
across the bridges or ferries across the
Cumberland. This proposition will
continue in force until further notice.
We call the attention of the farmers
on the South side of Cumberland to
this.
KILLEBREW e. WILLIAMSON.
Feb. %, IS7l-3w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

WE learn, with more surprise than
pleasure, that the Governor has par
doned Archie Yeatman, Il colored con-
Wet, from this county, to the Peni
tertiary. Archie was an active Rad
zeal worker which may account for
the Executive clemency extended to
him. We think when II mans guilt
has been affirmed by two courts, the
penalty should not be RENTED 10y
the Governor.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Sales by Turnley, Ely & Co., of the Eic-
phant Warehouse, for the week ending
Feb. oath, OF 80 hhds.. as follows:
h stemming leaf at ~ ~, 40, 8 10,
I N, 20, : 70, 7 ~, ! w.
8 hhds. stemming Tugs at SO 20, $40, 8 60,
~ hhds. good medium leaf at 50 90, 8 95.
4 vi, \ GD. = 10, \ ~, 81, 3 10. i d. s u, 4 OO'
10, 91, 81, 7 ~, 81.
u hhds. common aud low leaf Mt 81 -,
Z 70, 7 90, ! 90, 10. 10, Z 30, 7 ~, ! ~, 7 Is,
! ~, ~, ! 10, 69j. O 90, o 80, o 10.
10 hhds. ommo Tugs ut 81 10, 8 90, ) 50,
5 10, ) 81, ) 90, Z 10, j 10, 10.
3hhds. wet Tugs and factory trash at 81 o.,
1 81. / 20.
Feb. Is. of 5 hhds. ms follows:
] hid good medium leaf at 81 80. HID.
common and low leaf at ! W, 3 hnds. COM
IN lugs at q ~, $50, 80.
Harrison & Shelby, Of the C~lnrksvillc
warehouse. sold Feb. 2ith, ID hhds. and /
boN,a as follows:
shhds, Tugs at SO 60, ) 60. 5 81, 8 90, s 90, O 80.
10 hhds. low ani medium leaf at 81 10,
62o, 800, o 20, -, ! -. ! q, 77i, ! ID, 625, 900.
| box raised by w. II. VIM, of Mont
gomery county, at SIS M.
Feb. 18th, 10 h~ogsheads as follows:
5hhds. Tugs nj s. 10, . 90, q 30, @ 10, ) rs.
hhds. low to medium leaf at SIS 90, 7 30,
7 10, g. 30, 7 90, 7 20, 7 81, 7 10, I 25.
Sales by Herndon & Collins, of Red River
Landing, Thursday, March =, 70 hhds., us
follows:
2hhds. medium bright Is 90, 70 q. 5 hhds.
medium leaf at : ~. s o., = w, 3 90. = ~. y
hhds. low leaf ut 81 M. 7 30, 72j, so, 40,
] 20. 7 %, 7 M, 7 - 10, 7 81. : %, : 10, 7 10, I q,
! 49, 10, 7 ~, 7 M, u ~, q az, go, Il III, q 81, q %,
y 30. ~ hhds. lugs ut 81 %, d %, 5 30, 8 Ii. ) IS,
) 10, ) 90, q @. q ~, BSD. 3 ~, 800, 3 Gj. o 10, B2j.
> p. 8 no, 63o, o OO, . ~, q 30, o 80, o 30, 30, ) p,
d 10, . J0. '
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
New Orleans TObnccO Market.

We take the following from the New
Orleans Price Current Of the 25th inst:
TunACCO.-There has been n better de-
mand for export, principally for the Ger
man markets.. m prices have ruled a
shade hrmer since our review of last We'd
nesday. The sales embrace 100 hhds-viz:
20 hhds new iugs To good leaf at TIC, 10 old
leaf at Dc. and 3 al 9I.c per III. Receipts are
increasing and there IL every prospect Of
more nciivity henceforward. We quote
Gaze for Tugs. 7a7lgc for low leaf. 7t5aSc FOR
medium, Sa,9c foI good leaf, and l0allc for
fine leaf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

THE young gentlemen Of the
Christian Association return many
thanks to the ladies and gentlemen,
amateurs of the city, for their efforts
in the way of an interesting concert,
the proceeds of which were donated,
for the benefit OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. Such dona-
tions and such donors do u vast
deal of good.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.-Our
friend and n%eighbor, b. B. Anderson,
occupies the room so long kept as an
Insurance Office by G. II. Jones, and
is agent for the old, reliable Singer
Sewing Machine. Mr.. Anderson has
made sale of many of these machines
and they have given universal salts
faction. lie also keeps the best silk
and cotton thread and needles for
machine sewing, on hand for sale.
Call and see him and his machines.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

ais l only bad capital" we heard
a young a soy q few days ago, as
he pulled away at a ten cent cigar, ~
would do something"
.Quitsmoking ten cent cigars, drink
ing whiskey, and loafing around the
streets, and go to work, at anything
that is honorable, and you can make
a capital. If it does not secure a
monied capital very soon, 1t will give
you a'good character, and this will
secure the balance.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

BuRGLARY.-The grocery store of
Messrs. Perkins d Son, was entered
Thursday night, 9th ult., and two
valuable guns aud about seventy-tive
dollars worth of groceries stolen.
Prcprietors of business and private
houses too, should he on the alert, rs
thieves are about.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS,

ON account OF the departure of several
mill routes, we are compelled to put II
paper to press Friday noon, as n failure 10
do so makes our paper II week In reaching
vertlscrs will bear this In mind, and sem
In their favorsin time to be inserted Friday
morning.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

filming CP.-McCormac is having
his sky-light put IN, and is making
all necessary arrangements to open
his Photograph Gallery. This will
not interfere with the bookstore,
kept by Mr.. Dougherty, Oh the first
iloor-he will continue at same stand
and supply tllepublic with something
to read.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

THE Springfield Record, Of the I'd
inst, regrets very much to part with
his friend II. c. Cobb, who has bought
o farm and located i'm this county.
Don't grieve, Archie, Mr.. G. will
find friends and be kindly treated at
his Montgomery home.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

NEW A0ENCv.-O Our energetic young
townsmcn, James w. Hume and W.
II. Higgins have gone into the In
surauce business. Several good COM
panicS have already entrusted their
business with them. We wish them
success.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

GARDINER & Co. have painted sew
eral beautiful signs for the Insurance
agency of Kennedy & Faxon. The
best sign, however, is within-that Of
ample and reliable insurance on your
life and property.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-03-04

FIRE SToCK.-Persons desiring to
breed their mares to fine stock will
do well to call on w. b. Marshall,
at the Fair grounds, who has IA stall
lion and jack superior in every res
meet.