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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14

~ THE LATE erS. WIN. T. HASKELL.


II the first part Of this extnordinai'
poem. by b gifted Haskell, Is as Wild "a"
the cry OF ~ lost spirit, the second is as
peaceful and beautiful w. q dream Of the
blest:
THE WiNSOMED.
Lines SDgOesryi bD a,D restoration 10 He,dth
from reccnt physictd oebfify anil msrt0i dis
Traction.
N~opE.-'Tbese lines are respectfully and
nti,ctionateIy de, Gated to Mrs. Louisa
Jane Rice, the nlnlable and g~entle-hearted
aud accom- lished matron of the Eastern
Kentucky Asylum tor the Insane, Mt Lex
ington, by mn ntta he'd friend, who will
never forget her tenderness and minister
ing care when the pathway OF life was very
dark ~ him SIe VIII reap her reward in
the "Is,nl OF the Hereafter" w. r. IL.
Lexington Asylum, Nov. 20, 1871.
PART I.
I'm ndrft ON tife's ocean, and wildly 1
Kimless ami lpimIeSs. its ftthomless deep,
The wild winds assail meet threatingly
storms,
The clouds roll around me in hideous
. drln to a lec-sl,oreI I strfkel am aground!
The mad waters whelin mel drown oh.
drown;
Mercy. OH, MERCY ! OH, Lord, SET me free,
And lake me, oh, take me, TO Heaven and
Thee.
wander Lifts desert. lone, dcsolate, sad,
I'm madi
No glad waters greet me, no streams fiow-
I perish, / perish Oh, God set me free.
Ali hopeless, I pray Thee, IT'S idle and
vain,
/ perishi'i perish, Rain-rain-give me
Let the stream OF Dellverance flow gently
And DRIFT nc, oh! drir Inc to Heaven an
Thee.
Mid the wranglings of men and their con
flicts no fierce,
Instead OF imploring u Il ,fuge. and Peace,
From Lies madden n. battle. for Hope
bear. on ~dcnantly, proud, reckless, un-
blanched,
AT the dangers that hem me-the curse I
At Earth ansr y. Heaven, Lord! mercy for
Receive me, receive me. to Heaven and
Thee.
PART II.
But the storm bowls no longer, the desert
The battles fierce strife no more hurries
me on,
The teinpests no more lash the oceans
calm breast,
And the clouds float in beauty afar to the
West,
move through Iife's bowers full of bliss
and love.
Looking fondiy to Earth and with trans
port above.
And an angel soft whispers, 'The Lord sets
thee free
To come to me! come to me /. dwell here
with mel"
THANK Thee, oh Lord that raving career
Was checked By the hando of omnipotence,
That struck from its Jared eq~uilibriumthe
Whose balance my madness and folly COM
bined
Hnd periled fore'er In my earthly career,
While nights thick'ning darkness encom-
passed me here,
And my sad soul Is ransomcd, imprisoned
and free,
am coming, oil, Lord! | bow gently to
Thee.
JOY! joy! OH! anguish and sorrow no
more
Shall lead me, Its victim, on Life's crum
The winds WAIT me gently, I perish no
more,
! thirst Not, the war of Lifo's struggle is
DER,
Hope beckons me on, with its sweet, whis-
pering tale,
To walk through, all hopefully, Life's
pleasant vale.
And ! come To Thee, Lord! imprisoned and
free,
And | bless Thee! an! bless Thee I! for mer-
cy to me.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14
CUSTOM MADE WORK

Of All kinds, for gentlemen. manufactured
EXPRESSLY 10 ORDER, NJ Newark, n. j., by
n OF the best Shoe u Boot mnnufnctO-
ries IN ne United states, at prices to com
pete with any market.
Also, n good assortment of the very best
Eastern work tO suit all customers, aud
warranted to give satisfaction.
An mcnding done with neatncss and
dispatch.
AZ With many thanks for the liberal
patronage, for twenty years, of my old
friends and customers, l most respectfully
solicit y continuance Of the sanle,
Oct. ~, lS70-Gm J~OHNfRIcK.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14
TOWNSEND \. THOMAS.

Ar II murder trial in Memphis,
wherein an attempt To establish in
sanity is being made on the part of
the defense, DIR, J.. II. Allen was
called rs an expert, and testified as
follows:
al have been a practicing physi-
elan for nearly thirty years | have
had some experience in cases of in
sanity, having been for ten years me-
deal superintendent of the Kentucky
lunatic Asylum, and during, that
time had over two thousand crazy
people under my charge. have
heard the Hypothetical cas- read 10y
Mr.. Phclnn. am hereas an expert,
and before answering this question,
would like To say that the more
studied the question of insanity the
less | understood IL, aud If you ask
me where II begins or where II ends,
neither | nor any physician in the
world could tell you. In fact, on oc-
cissionS like this, lawyers make fools
of themselves in trying To make ass
Is of d~OctOrs.n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14

! beg cave to 0iirr my services 10 the
OF clnrksNille and surrounding
vicinity rs n manufactures of first class
work from the hest material the market
affords, AMI NJ ~ liberti oates rs The SAINT.
quality of work can he executed Tor Ia the
city. Pooling, half-spling and repairing
done AZ the cheapest rates. aud work de-
livertl promptly at The tiuh" PROMISED.
R"~r"rtmllN H. o., HOWELL
MuN4l, 'TD-lN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14
For sale.

\ splcndid country residence ana farm
nj Init'S Stnti0r, Tenn, | wish To sell my
~rr>idcncc and ,ll or amy part of the farm
lands attached thereto, The dwelling
house Is fine Two story brick, containing
eight ruoms uud "a large, tnr conservatory
rbppr nrp All the necessary out houses OF
every description, ~" nrm contains $40
acres. com which there h. % hne peach ald
ppplu orchard lust hraiunLng a. hrnF ruli,
Form. N,.N rpt-uuHhlr luF mrlhrl I1t
Tl.ut,.' ,u.u. nt N.G . wilcox.
..tY.uN IuI aitiqu l'ru.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14

$3.50 clear PROFIT per day. s75.00 per Weck.
SaWliN per month. made EASY by any LADY
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tirely different In model and design from
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and Is fully approved of by erery family
who have them In use. II noisciess, makes
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for family use Tribune" A very.strong
and reliable machine, for II low price
'SdHddTd." This beautiful sewing ma
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Of mechanism ever invcntcd.-Democrat,"
Ga. Worth many times It's cost to any
family.-"N.. Y. Weekly" 1t is quite u new
machine with its many late improvements,
and scws with astonishing ease, rnpidlty
and nentncss.-'Republican," n. y. Sim
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PoR FAMILY USE. with everything coM-
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express. packed in strong ,roO,ien Dor, FREE,
ON receipt of price. s5W Safe delivery Of
goods guaranteed. Forward cash by REGIS
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o"r risk. Agents wanted, male or female,
everywhere: New pamphlets containing
extra liberal Inducements, sent FREE
Address Family Sewing Machine Com
pany Office, 81 Nassau street, New York.
sept3-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14
FANCY DRINK,

80
Made Of Poor Rum. whiskoy. Proof spir-
and sweo,enei ~ please lao taste. ca led "Tonic,'
"Appetizcrs, - "Rcslorer-," a., I'll It lea tho
tippler on 10 drunkenness and rum, but ara a truo
Herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic
Stimulants. They ART 10 q hEATBLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPLE, a perfect tenoyaior aud lnyIsoraior
OF The system, carrying OH all poisonous matter.
and restoring the blood TO n healthy condition.
No person can take these Bittcrs, aooording TO
DIRECTIONS, and remain long unwell..
900 will be given for nm incnrablo casa, pro-
viding the bones are not destrc,e l by mineral
poisons or other means, and tho vital organs
wasted beyond the point OF rcnair.
Fer Ini lam ra%y n Chronic O. hh n
go ,tion. Bilious, Remittent. and Inter-
mittent F'evors, Diseases of the Blood.
Liver. Kidneys, and Biadaer these Bit
eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, wiirl,
Is generally produced by arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs.
tho torpid liver aud bowels, which rapdrr tIom
of unequailed efficacy in cleansing tho bon Gf
all impuriioa, and impartiny now lila and yigor
TO the whole system.
Pain in tho shoulders, Couvhs, Tlehtnc.s ~ tho
Cheat, Dizziness, Sour Stoiuarll, Bad Tasto in
the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation OF tho
IIcart, Copious Discharges OF Urine, Pain In
tho regions OF he Kidneys, and q hundred olhor
painful symptoms which nrc ths offsprlngs OF
Dyspepsia, are cured by these Bitcr..
Cleanse the Initiated Dloo | wl'ncyer y1l nal
ats impurities bursting through thu skin ! a PIN
pies. Eruptions, or sores; cleanse ~ when TIA
foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keen
this blood pure and the health OF tho system will
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS. LURKING T.,
tho system Of so many thousands, arc cnectuIlly
Destroyed and removed.
For null directions, read carefully tho circular
1900 A.nA L.gNla anNtnN.A an NnuR l.naUa.aa.-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14
& HASLETT,


II. \. FAHNESTOCK, son 4 COMPANY
SOLE PROPRIETORS
B. A. FdhncsfOck's Pcrmifugc,
c. f. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy,
and G. f. CATIONS cough Bdisam,
PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.
Jan. 20, lS70-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14

II the first part Of this extrnordinai'
poem. by the gifted Haskell, Is Ms Wild IA"
the cry Of ~ lost spirit, the second is as
peaceful and beautiful US q dream Of the
hIa.t.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14

SIR Fletcher Norton was noted for
his want of courtesy. When plead
ing before Lord Mansfield, on some
question ofmanorial right he Glanced
unfortunately To say My lord,
! can illustrate the point I'm nm in
stance ia my own person ] myself
have two liltle mnnors," The judge
Immediately iutrrpusrh with uue of
li> hltnl,.t .Inilv,; w al ANuW
4. sir II tlh,r..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-14
CAUTION N.
G. F.
Dyspepsia Remedy,

In placing this Remedy before the pub
~tificute, which expresses all that we need
say. And being from one who has expe-
ricnced b. ncficiul results from its use. after
having given IL u thorough trial. his words
carry more weight than anything We could
GENTLEMEN For n number of years I
was greatly afflicted with Dyspepsia, and
although my stomach craved food. IL would
Immediately reject II, should I cat any
thing, no matter how small the quantity.
] was frequently compelled to leave the
table, without being able to lake any nour-
islinient. In u short time | became very
much reduced Iii flesh. and was so veal
that ! was unable and unfit to attend to
my business. My mine was In no better
condition than my body, Ms | wa contin-
unlly oppressed with lasSitudc and deprcs-
sion of spirits. / tried all the patent med-
icines and prescriptions that | heard of,
and some of these afforded temporary re-
lief, but In u short time j relupsed into my
former condition.
While suffering in this manner | heard
of e. +. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy, and
concluded to try 1t. ! had taken 1t but u
short time when ] began to feel relief, ana
continuing to taxi II, I soon could par
take of my meals without amy disagreeublc
ward. and gained flesh rapidly. IL Is now
nearly ten years since, and have contin-
ued free from anything like II return of
Dyspepsiu-l can tn rcfore recommend IL
to any u suffering in like manner. Res
pectfully yours.
ANDREW ]. NICHOLSON.
Pittsburg, March 20, 'Gu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06
WATCHES, JEwEI.RY, &c.

NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-A SPLENDID HUNTING
English patent lever God Watch anu Chain ownor
going TO Europe; will sacrifice. lOl Fourth avenue
NLD GOLD AND SILVER JEwELRY, BAR GOLD AND
~ silver Plate Diamonds Pearls and other precious stones
bought 1o3 Chatham SQUARE New and second nand yod
and Silver Watches Gold Chains, Diamonds Rings, Pins
&c bought sold anu exchanged MT 1875 Chatham square.
A. BARNARD Il SON, Gold keauers
JDREMIUM AMERICAN WATCHES, PRONOUNCEA
and cheapest Watch made Ia this country wh0c-
sale and retai by FRANkFlELD 20, as sixth avenue
OF Twenty-sixth strect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06

NINE. ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvoYANr,
M reveals your whole life, from the cradle " the
ga Canal street near Hudson. Fee H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06
||a-l4lls -
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
ATE. MINTZs, 4s2 FOURTH AVENUE. ABOVE
"A Twenty street. ladies aud gents will be asonshed
at the prices MiNTz pys for CssoG Co,hne Carpets,
from $40 10 60 for silk dresses for gents clothing
50 per will be paid than by any other dealers
Please call address above Ladies' attended by
MiDtz. Brooklyn orders attended.
AT EDWARD MILLERs wELL-KsowN ESTABLISH.
"A ment $50 Seventh Nineteenth street.-The
utmost value paid for Cason Clotbng by cali
ing on or addressing Mr. OF Mrs. MILLER.
AT THE NEW STORE, 81 SIXTH AVENUE THIRD
"A above Waverey pace-Lsdies and gentlemen
positively the utmost value for their Of Clothing
Carpets Furniture Jewclry, Diamonds. &c, have
great these articles 10 supply the Southern
Western marke To satisfy yourselves please call adj
dress MT or Mrs w. HARRIS 81 Sixth avenue where you
will be dealt with satisfactorily
ASTROLOGY.
FACT.-PRoP. MARS TELLS THE MIND At FIRST
"A sight Ladies and gentlemen consult him for every
thing have good luck. He scientific astr00ger.
10 business and speedy marriage 10 the
wish; likeness, name and u Third avenue,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. SOc TO ST.
NINE. ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvoYANr,
lM reveals your whole fe from the cradle u tue
ga Canal street near Hudson. Fee VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06
CORPORATION NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, NO 937 BROAD.
- wsy.Change of GradePublc notice is hereby given
that for the following pending
before the Board Of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen,
viz
avenue TO the New line the North River.
Maps showing the proposed change VI grade be
this Department, room H.
All persons nterestea the foregoing mentioned change
grade having objections thereto requested
the same writing to the undermined At this Depart
ment before the 18th day of July Dated New
York, June 30 1871. WILLIAM M. TWEED,
Commissioner OF Public Works.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS.


7, Ei,IEP TO THE FEET.-MRS. L. r. STONE, CHI
IL ropodis, has opened new and elegant rooms AZ 10
ROADWAY opposite Aston place. where she 10 prepared TO
treat All troubled with Corns, bn0ns ana inVeou
kails Ladies treated at their residence II desired
CLOTE 4 JAMES, ,,,,... a,
Fulton street. Blank Books made TO pattern.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Wednesday, March 20, 1871
In the horse market to-day a fair amount of
ac tvity prevailed for all classes Of horses the fine
Gather iayoring transactions in carriage and road
iorses and the demand for work horses also continuing
ilYey Prices are nrn with marked tendency toward
Improvement IA regards hne well he'd teams OF good
sized carriage horses. d.
Sixty head OF work horses from Ohio arrived I'm tho
Bulls Head Market. " ~
J. c. Dcyo has nne trotter which he will not sell
under 5000.
With some Of our carriage manufacturers and dealers
business jsTuite brisk while with Others only moderately
active the demand for fine work OF prime quality being
altogether predominant
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
US Posr.Orucg AyD sun-TREAsrRr; Bo,ros Mas
OyNcK Oy sUFERIsTgSDENr March n, l6it }
,vrPOVGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.


s, Prouoa Y be recTelo the Ofee ofthe sapefinIend
On. u ~ m Apf for furnishing degeTng ttng aAl lI
n in nse. t iron the d and fourth doors ard f OF he
Budilg 10 Boston Mass, a. exhibited b
dwings mrke a. ~ b. 80. a. & o. ~ and the seeon psnrlnS
S, nd eheae cons Ing principally Of rolled vroush4r0n beams
and giniera =. ...A q. r,v s,or,
e 90 time required the superintendent prov lha en oo
ami roof mall be made the subject Of separate orieI an INA. e
allowed % DAYS for the making nd fufE N place Of
each door days m makHg ani pang Ia pace We 1901
The permitted e u.s. o The rrcas ana mnhes
belonging to the putting th. work in place. wseos ehae
to
,Jsr b. tie Department shen required
sraf,l,g will be furnished by the conracioti .., -,
ID. be su1llVti anoas 1ar ai-eeA' Oil oat WI
he considered and awarded "a The iggreglte
a., cent M N, auouat will be psi the completion Oi
each aoo he bsnc. the lua completion of the contract
M must b. accompanied By pcnal bond n the SUN OF $4,000
that hs will accept sui Pere'h she e"a sNarsl nm ise
of the be- certified b. The u = JB Nerk me
= Can't or District Atarey oi the District where he resde6
The Deptuen the Iih TO reject any or all BIDS be
the Government To DO aud anY bad that 10
obtained In this Occ aai doe. not
relliremer thus aYersement AMI
n he c0uIerci, neither
b. pagtes who not Themselves eDgsgel n the
0agtIrol gork ali WAC tle
- f,rlue i5f grtinx the castings foi'd iesnL
pr,r4s aust uipr, Bi, TO- Iron Work. Post Odce and Sab.
Tr,.ar, Booa ss aul ADDRESSED y. ORiDLkI T. BRYAN
saef snieuispt
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

Oyreg A. O. ". SAY FRAxcIsoo. CAL January 90 l97i
CEALED PROPOSALS i'll duplicate VIII be
receyei bv the undersigned until noon the brst day OF May s
m M ey.r al MsTr Posts and around the harbos OF sah
Fncsco Cal Of quantities Of the following gPhei a. a' oe
s, line 70 tine e1uir July J. ''l anu
eg June 90 49, estimated the following qlantes more OF less;
Wood ar perfectly sound "h'e oaA i%o euOo ie W we
conf eat a fett lengths
100000 pounds Coal, Anthracite. egs are screened.
25pOO pounds Coal. Btuminous, We, Hartley
pounds BirleT, IN sAcks
IOs GDl pounds Oits. Ia sicks
2OOlO0O pounds Oat Hay.
$1,000 pounds raw. 49,. l. .-.-t..I =, -.
"a eeer, of the auy pounds Coal Btumin0a clean "es
I.rtay For urh rn1tinn. appy 70 the rniersgnri
~ WM II HUGHES Captain aa1 Asst. QuTtefmasier u > \.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

C. s. EyGyEKR oFFIcE THIRD SroRY, USloN BANK BrIIDSG
FtYg1rE,r CHARLES, BALTIMORE, ND, March 81 ll
PROPOSALS. are invited for DREDGING
CLaane Cambridge Marand Proposs'to be sabi ~ dlPl
c> nozsf on 0uis accompanied By cops Of this advertise
.ni M e received until " April g. l37l aud will be openet in
thereafter peenee Of such bdder wish to be
present. M 49,, a.. 49,, o., 5000 an,
bunde feet width feet in deph at low water The
10 alty : sheltered
Forms u proposal ard any information to be had on application
Q this Office
Inc "e"' " '' '' - wM p. CRAIGIIILL
Major OF Engineers T. s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
ST LGIE AND IlIJ MOUNTAIN R. R CO.'S
Seven per Cent Gold First
Mortgage Bonds,
on ITS ARKANSAS BRANCH.


T 'y'snon Of %. miles from Pilot Knob the Iron Noun
tie
Fo1 kisi Of Arc1ss F1Ttyive miles viii be opened for
bc grading the lower section
Line work win be pushed rapidly for
ra couple ion. THE BONDS ARE DUE ~ 1895 IN GOLD
s1hy Mous,ge Loan au Trlst COMPANY Interest
J4ar JUre and December l. n GOLD FHEB OF GOVERNhENT
TAXES M expected the local tc Of The extension wall equal
thii - tIs main line -
oTea country rich Lesd Copper and Iron Mines hereto
f iusbs VII the famous Black River Lumber re-
go1 OHlf limited uume Of Bouds VII be soh A. present fe
q - sc'rs- Interest currency. Further Information ~" be gwen
4. application 90 . -.
nc MARQUAED Yice.Presdent. 100 Broadway.
sr. Lows. January, 1911.
We tc Bonds o. the ST. LOUIS AND
iN MOUNTAIN RAILROAD (Arkansas Banch as good seeen
I've proposed With The Cairo and FULTON k1ifoah d ar
khs'' VII be v'lis FOR this City tnd the trade from Ar
'hsas be large Tte sdyinsrator Of the Affairs o Tie 'ol
capable 90 epeHent hands and tie present revenue o he
mas Toe Nhe . steadily iHcretsng already sufficient 70 insure we
Hsn' OF he is,rre1
NATHAN COLE Magof 0f ST Louis
y d. BARLOW. Comptroller o. st. Loui.
n. BRiffCS, Pres'i Naions Bank state No
NM B.. BbRE Prest 81 Louis National Bank.
ROBERT BAN1H Prst German ssyiugs Institution.
HUDSON BRIDGE. Pfsst 80. Pacific Raifosd.
PELlf COfI Pres Bank Of Commerce LOnis Board
Of pu'ic schools
LHk T. SIglOCK Prest - Lo1s Boarl Of Trade
GERARD H. ALLEN. Prest Il NH ~
JOHN D. PERRY President Kansas Par3e RqIlad Co
AbOLPHUS MEIER FicePro,ie8 Kansas Pacific Railroad Co.
ALLAN. CORP NlSBEI, Baukers, s. Louis, Mo.
TOWNSEND WHELEN Co. Bankers, Philadelphia Agents for
P,slsyiFsnia
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD Co.,

Coupon Registered by the Legislature Of COnnecent maie1e of
per interest payable January and n in New
York They The subscribed capital stock Of the
Compny all Of which $500 has been pari lin
cah this $4,000 has been subscribed and paid by the City o
Hartford mortgage made trust to the Treasurer Of the State
the Office Of the Controller of The state ana
him. and by the OF the Charter can only be de-
by the Company the proportion OF $4,000 bonds for
previously expended in the construction Of the oad
The Hartford where connects With the whole New
England system railroads westerly Meron. the Ne"iof
state with the Harlem Road north ani south
Duchess and Columbia to Fskn completed; With the
Poughteepe Poughkeeps be finished July and
with Conn. and Rondout Road to be bu opening direct
supplies the Pnnsy Coal Company and
and Hudson Canal Company vide field f business
opened Railroad and River connections supplying the
country coal grain cattle and belttufs from the West
returning ro n marble and the manufacturing products Of the
many thrifty towns along its line
The grading is complete Of the iron purchased and track
having win tie condition Of the bel will permit
Tie Managers whom Hon WILLIAM H.
BARYIM er-Goy HOLLEY GEORGE NJ BARTHOLOMEW. esq,
and JAMES GOODWIN a guarantee that the enterprise " be
carried through in a substanal and economical
pee the bonds is 30 per and accrued interest