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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
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A DODWORTHsD DANCING A ACADEMIES
4. Ne. az FIFTH.Ay,E;, y; y :,

IA No. ?l2 FiFTH.AVE., Y:
No l37 MONTAGUE.ST. BROOKLYN
New.Yo Glasses on MONDAY and THURSDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY and SATURDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS,
commencing Oct 2
Brookvn Glasses on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. com.
mencing Oct Afternoon for children. Evenings for Gen
tlemen Primary Clas. in Brooklyn under the deeton OF NE
FRANK DODWORTH, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
aud SATURDAY MORNINGS For terms &C., send for
crc lar.
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\ EWIS u COX.
L. Jo,.PH J. LEWIS. CHARLTON T. LEWIS. :. s. Cox,
COUNSELORS AT LAW,
No 1872 Broidwsy Z. o. Box, No. 1880,
NEW.iORk CITY,
Attend 10 all business In the Courts Of the United states.
and In the Drpar,nen At Washington Especial attention
= ven 10 Internal Revenue business aud to claims against
forrlsn Government. well - our own.
Jndo Ievs.e1p,ri-nce A. Commissonerof Internal Rev
enlc ani Charlton Lewis experience Deputy Commits
.oncr win be- guarantee Of thorough acquaintance Win
tie Revenue Laws
Mr. Cor connection Of four years with the Committee OF
Fofe Affair. in Congress and biz long membership Of the
National Legislature insure thorough know ledge OF legsla-
ton and practice IN both departments.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

CURGlCAL HOSPIIALfor the Treatment ol
Diseases Of the Pelvic Vscera under the OF I'D WARD
H. DIXON Editor OF The Soslpe Structure. Piles arco
cole Hernia and Fslua Every Of Str cture admits OF
rd ana permanent cure In days and often an innle-
di,'s one by Dr. Ds INSTRUMENT the trethrotome
,-nei erprcssiy % modify Mr symes operation In all
e f the thee rs, ueraed affections the cure susr
iced n the case be undertaken. Once hours from to
dsIv and q. 10 , evenings, Al No. y thtnQFc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

H. WATERS, late Brevet Brig. General
i A. n : v ATTORNEY Huntsville. AlabainA-Claims
collected aud secured Money loaned Cotton land nortgs
yrs Refer 10 GOV d, O,esby Illinois, Sheldon Hoyt Co.,
y Y Reed Co, 81 Louis.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

DAVEN A. BACON, new scale PIANO
III FORTFs-Waferoom 10. lJ5 OfGndst near Broad
wAy fil assortment Of thcss ns,rumeni which hs'e
been well Known iu ths narkri TOT more ian uIS }'a.
furnish fnos AZ fus aud prices saiilcoIy 90 pneiise
Descriptive Cifcusrs sent by mall Siofnsc Tor fi-nos
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ynsirnrtion.

-.,pOY RAND's SCHOOL, No. ii West
AhNN ,h,, near Broadway. Will OPEN on
ovnsY Sept Ia For sircnlar :Pply at the store 0'
GOSpSs ,,;brer ESQ No. l24 Grsnd-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
DIANos. MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS
,le PIANO

Sole depot fof Pcoubct superior iiarnoninm' " hole
lie and retail Prices : 10 10 s6Do lnstrnnentst 10 hP
J. N. FELTON,. No. Gil Broii'gay. New iofk-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
~ osder o.! the QuaTiermasier- General, -

INV II 7. TNT07I''"f-
Brie Gen. ard Chief u Rail and River IranpoIA&,a' IL
WssnIsGToS. ID. C.. sept ~ roo.
NOTiCE.A boats, kc. al New Orleans ana si1y.'e' i"
which bids arcepeet viii be oh'Iei ~ ~
an those a Nrg.Or cans OF that place SAL bhDA ne
5th day OF October those a. Mobile THAT l'ce on O
DAY tie 10th day II Ociobe Due notice vi" oe s'H u
precise hour and locality ol sale.
By order II the Quarerniasief.' .'ienefh
LEWIS IS. PARSONS, bnf-6rurfh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Jnsirnttion.
A r TOWNsENDs COMMERCIAL ACAD-
DABBITTONJAN PENMANSHIP.

N EMY, No. $50 Bowery, Bookkeeping, Writing, Arith
Ioec Spelling Grammar, &c, taught day and evening.
Rooms Ladies and private instruction.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Hlarbinern.


a Bov,efv New.York. Manufacturers ana Us'i M SrI
irlors and Lock smiths liafdwaie Na i, New. and
E,ti'N. Gong BrIls Wire, Silver Plating Ac ~ i o'i. 80
ty OK ,aiaR furnished promptly s orer eeh ''' '-'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25
Artemus Wara,s Accoupt Of Ma Courtsllp.

Ss~Twss earn siilF night In loon an natur
was husht and nary zefer disturbes the serene 81
Iense, sot with Betsy Jane on the fehss OF her
fathers pasture Wed bceE rotafspc threw the
woods, kun aowsSs and driving tbs woodchuck
from his Native Lair (so 60 spsak With long sticks.
WALL We sot tharson the fcnst a EwihgiHe two and
to, binshin as red as the Baidwnsvlls skool housc
when Il was first painted and ioskin' very simple
make no doubt. Ny lett arm wns ockepicd In ball
hnsin myself on the fense while nay rite was
wounded lovinly round her waste cleared my
throat and tremblinly sod, s'Bctsy you're agazeie.
thought that air was putty fne II evidently
didn't fetch her, for she mp and sed, You're
sheepr Ser l. slietsy think very nanclfly Of yoer
y don't eeve word you say SO thar now, cumf
twi,h which observation she hitchcd away from me.
Il wish there WAS wnders 10 my sole sed l. 80 that
you could see some OF my feelins. There's hre
enua In here sed /, striking my bazzum with my
st 80 bile all the corn beef and turnips In thu ma
bcrhood.,, She bowed her head down and commenst
chawn the strings Of her sun bonnet. 'Ah could
You know the sleeplis mites worry threw on your
account how yittles has seized to be attraction 10
me, and how my limbs has srtnk up, You woifdn,t
dowt me, Gaze on this wastip fsrsa and sunkcn
cheeks--.' should have conlinnercd on ia this
strane probly for some time, but unfortunately
lost my baIlunse and fell over In the pastur kcr
smash, teadn Tiy close and severely damagiu my-
self ginerally. Betsy Jane spraug 10 my assistaco
| N double quick time and dragged me 4th. Then
drawing herself up 70 her fun bite, she sed 4 won't
listen TO your noncents no longer Jes say rite oat
what you're driyp at II you mean gctth lli,chci
I'm inr i considered that air euuf for all prscti-
cal purposes, and we proceeded inmejitcly 10 tho
4 parsons and was made thai verp mite
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

All the talk about Coniederates going to Mexico
amounts to very little. According to letter from
Vera Cruz there scarcely dozen at the Capital
all told, and none in the service of Maximilian.
The writer saysi n b. iuol arfi aah ra .5si
Some, very few, Confederates have applied for
service in the Imperial army. But TO this hour
not one has been accepted. Why or wherefore is
not for to say. But the fact is as stated There
is no Mexican army proper. The military orgaui-
zatlon is entirely French Bazaline is at tho head
Of the military department Of the empire bis troops
are mostly French, a few Austrians, Belgians, and
some six thousand Mcxicans in various parts OF the
empire, make up tbs army. The army Is what may
be called aregular army and TO get into itis ho
easy task. II could be greatly enlarged u voiun-
tecrs could get IN. As TO atcn Thousand Conieder-
ates" or ten Confederates having been "arIned and
paid by the empire" i isall fbosh. .-.....9
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

LovELl SRss. .aIt Is not your dress ladies your e1
ronsve shawl or golden fingers that attract the
attention Of men of sense they look beyond those
ltis your character they study. If you are trfing
and loose in YOUR conversation, no matter il you
are as beautiful asan angel, you have no attrae-
tious for them. It is the loveiness Of yoHr nalate
that wins and continues TO rrtiW the affections Of
the heart. Young ladies sadly miss II who labor TO
Improve their outward looks, while they bestow not
a thought on their minds Fools may be won by
gew-gaws and fashionable snowy dresses but the
wise and substantial are never caught by such traps
Let modesiy be your dress.-use pleasant and a.
greeable language aud thoah you may not be cour-
Ted BY the fop the good aud truly great will finger
IN your stcps.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25
TO ADVERTISERS.

Psttics advertising by contract for given timg,
wilLbe confined to their legitimate business any
thing outside Of this will be charged for separately
nen- Advertisers, for a specified time exceeding
t,co months, win have the privilege Of renewing
their advertisements quarterlyi all extra change
will be charged for. H'5-sErT 7r'i - TEN - ,sa
RsS- Funeral notices, obituaries, or any matter
subscrring private interest, win be charged forl
Gtss- Notices, in local column, twenty cents pc
slne. Special Notices fifteencents per line.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25
bisp0FTsYLYANIA.


aGhsstliest Of all ghastly sights upon this bloody
field are tue skeletons of dead men broadcast over
the hnd--the nations seed planted willingly for a
glorious harvest Of Union and rehce-tut never
covered from sight. Withiu,a circle of one han-
dred and fifty yards where an unsuccessful assault
niuii the enenlyp works, cothted Fifty
siulls polished By time, rejecting grimly the rays
OF the sun, as they fell careessly upon the last
memorial Of man. That these SO remained was
dasbnee ti6e 10 thefact that both brpaies moved
AWAY Immediately after fghfiiig and have never
the spot. But what must be thought
of the farmers WHO left those dreadful souvenirs lie
on their grounds. saw one glowing on. the same
field where Jay a skeleton, and he cooy told me
that when he Game TO i be supposed he would
bury IT, -. - t-....s.-. ..ii-'-
Well do we rqmemberthe .FppsucccssfuI assault
referred 70 in the above AllthaI human ingenuity
could invent or desperate gallantry could accomp-
1sb, were brought to bear upon The Southern line
of. entrcnehmepts on, that field, The Federal
columns were hurled forward with the might of an
avalanche until the shock was SO great that the
very earth trembled. A yd sheet OF fame belched
forth from right to left like a wall Of frc. Ten Oh
twelve desperate assaults were made upon different
partso Cen Lees line, all of which were resisted
successfully. More conspicuous gallantry was
there exhibited by the Federal troops, the worlds
history will never record; and II those deeds Of
valor proved unavailing then and there it was nc
jault OF theirs but they were confronted by mer
of prowess not ess dauntless -thAn their own.A
There are men hcrcabouts who will forever enter
taina lively, recollection OF SpoltsylFania and thu
terrible struggle for mastery there. NO battle o
Itlst fearful eampagn beginning at the Wilder
mss, is franght with, scenes more stirring thar
this one Like two giants, the two armies thai
which 10 more formidable will over again lie mar
shaed on this continent, met in mortal conflict ant
the best blood Of our lana ebbed in that crimson
tide.--1ttaatd Lntellyeneer. 4, ,r ...,,-.a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

EEw YoRk, August l5.--Tho following is from
"a native Of North CAroliuiI who unduestionably
writes What he believes be the situation Of that
State The rebel influence ia ihlsStao,i If LET aona
viii carry everything. Il would also hang erofy
Toy al representative Of the press were Il not FOR tho
protection which the military albrl. Amer their
withdrawal, the same reign OF terror thai exisiod
before the war will be resumed IL the Government
leaves these States to themselves. Governor lIol-
den knows ne cannot be elected ciYfl Governor of
this state without tho aid of this rebel Influence
hence he Is shaping his course accordingly, aud
viii be cautious not ~ mar their dlsplcazure.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

3 saeA- The New England brooks are getting dry
again; Eastern paper mills are running half time,
and newsprint advanced this week, in the Eastern
markets, &c. per pound. A further rise Of fc, we
understand, ia what has beon determined upon.--
Rags have also advaneed, and we shall probably
have another paper famine that will last until Con-
gress agtates the repeal OF the paper duty again.
Rag spectators are also al work, and this coinmo-
dity is going up. uisiasaiIil .na griEaeig q rd
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

GnoRGII ELEcTlox.--The Savannah Repubhcop
announces that the election OF delegates TO the
Georgia State Convention will occur on the first
"Wednesday in. October, andssayss 1.-The Governor
has wisely abstained from obtrudiug any vexing is
sue, leaving TO the people only the duty Of eecting
'tieh Of their own choice from among themselves,
TO do their bidding in the Convention at Milledge
Vile. We know not what especial issues are 10 be
raised in This canvass. II may be that the question
Of negro suffrage win be discussed and acted upon
primarily in it, hut we doubt itl The Governor
announces that voters in thsdclegae election must
be qualified as such under the constitution and laws
Of Georgia in force before secession and putting all
who take the oath back on their old status as re-
CARDS the elective franchise" 1a 4ai s-.a.sl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

How To SUSTAIN A LIVE PAPER.--The Dayton
Journal gives the following sensible direetons;
lst Subscribe and pay for it., ...... 4. .....
I'd Get your neighbors TO take IL.
3d. Send printing and advertising 10 tire Office
4lh. Help makethe paper interesting by sending
local items 30 the oitor,, r f -r .-
Viii our subscribers please practice upon these
rules?
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

A letter dated Smyrna, 9Th July 1865, says:
"The cholera has broken out here, but there A.
yet not many cases Per diem. The disease is very
bad and nearly all attacked die in the course OF q
few hours. On this account people are very nuet
thing, and tlockng in crowds 70 the country places
where stables even are in deniand at high prices
etc, etc. i"8P t-a2N' -A'e| ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

SnEuiFPs To HON MuMcirA ELsDnoSs.- The Sc
cond section of the act passed by the Legislature
ON the 3lst Of May 1863, provides atla, .he Sher-
iif OF each couniyin the State shall open and hold
apon ten Gays noiicc, an election for Mayor and
Aldermen, and ,other officers in auy Incorporated
town village or rity, according TO existing laws;
who, when elected, shall have all the powers con
ferred them by thcir respective chartcrs OF in,
corporation, aud until their successors are elected
and qualified. as required br law"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25
OURS.

- 10y tAiINlt.H .Haa VI nOs fN HNHfH
e Ours i--Thors Is music in the word. 'atss q
How beautiful It's strains svibrase upoaaosr heart
strings causing the blood 10 mantle in our cheek
tho eye TO brighten aud tie sluggish pulse 10 beat
FASTER Who can describe The delicious sensation
that steal over US, as memory uniolds one by one
the treasures we may call our own? Ours this
broad, beautiful land over which the flag OF free
dom fioats, niingling with every murmur of the
breeze the song Of the stars and stripes 0ars the
spacious fields with their covering OF cmemld vel
vet dotted with dainted little daisies Ours tie
grand old woods, whose giant trees wave. their
huge branches hgh'n the air toying idly with the
breeze, or smiling deiantly at tho storm that
threatens % lay them low, i.s,ia- sal yrh-es bsa
Beautiful--glorously beautiful--old woodsl--
Natures fairest gifts have been lavished upon you
Floras treasures bedeek your BOSOM and from amid
your dusky green foliage brightly gleam tho
let berries. Well may We love and admire thee.
Ours the sea OF blue in whose azurc depths al mid
day float gorgeous drapery Of crimson and gold,
upon broad bosom, at the close Of day, rest the
gems of, night, and where silver Luna holds her
courts. Our the silver lake, whose smiling waters
guard the sweet white lilies We love SO WE'LL
Oars the little child, whose sweet smiles are Ike
CLEANS Of Sunshine; whose lisping words OF inno-
cence fall upon hearts like dew on the parched
flowers as il lisps the endenring names of father,
mother sister, brother. Sweet precious one, what
care we for all the wealth heaIied In monarch's
halls, when thy dimplcd arms are wound caressing-
ly around U.S.; when thy shining, locks mingc With
our own tresses, and the soft eyes in whose clear
depths float visions Of innocence lock fondiy into
our ownf oufs-all ours-+thcse precious gifts,
and ret ours. The One who kindled in the hearts
our ftrciaihers the spirit Of independence, and en-
dhled them to win for us this glorious freedom
Hand that gave to the sweet flowers their beaute-
ous forms and delicate coloring--thc all--powcrfi
Being who kindled the lamps Of Heaven, and fash
Toned so wonderfully the little fairy being, whose
every movemeat is to us joy--to him belong
ti,rsc fair creations We may enjoy their beauty,
inhale their perfume, but Ills hand holds them.L-
But when tho link of lifs's golden chains are all
seyered--whcn earlhi Joys haze vanished, and our
shattered barks are launched on DEATH dark ocean,
far beyond the silverlned clounds, there viii be
bright beautiful home prepared for us; home
whose pleasures win never fade and where sweet
peace will be ours--yel, ours forever. t,s is,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

srEcis Goisg sovru-Tho New York C,n,ner-
eidi says: .....f
amount OF specie sent South overland has for late
weeks averaged nearly one million dollars per week
a portion OF the people there have not yet learned
to esteem greenbacks, and VIII sell only for gold o.
silver
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

TnR SnoHryrss on LlFR.- Life rolls on ike tor
rent. The past is no more than dream; the pies
ent when we think we have East hold Of IL slips
through our hands aud mingles with the past And
let us not yainly imagine that ue future viii be
different; II will glide away with the same rapid-
~. Some Of you may have seen the waves OF the
ocean press each other " the shore, You then be-
held an emblem Of human life q, Iehildren make
haste them and delay not one momentl Look I'M
to Jesus who alone s aide TO bless and SaEe you TO
the nlLernosL.-- u - ~ --------- - ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

rsA- aGocd morning neighbor Spooks; fine rain
we had"
. Yes, heigh,or delightful" " '9'9 %. .'H
'If itcolneswarm after tlhy we shall hato every
thing started out Of the ground directlyi = slHia
"iieaysn forbid II have two wives under il"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

To WHOM II May CoscKns,-T0nec ona time, at
or about Niagara Falls, big Indian was discovered
In state OF great nnxiety inqniriny for certain
wigwam. Some one asked him what was the tina
bic; was he lost? "kol' said The big Indian,
Strengthening up aud proudly striking bis breast;
"so! Indian no lost ,egWa0s lost-Iadsn herer
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

p6S@ Man doubles all the evils OF his fate by pom
dering over them. A scratch becomes wound, a
slight an injury jest an insult small peril great
danger aud slight sickness often ends In death by
the bTooding aPprchensions Of the sick. Weshould
always look on the bright side of lifc's pcsa;c. a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

CaOwDisG A BAcilEEoR.-"What did you come
here After!n inquired Miss Susan Draper Of bach
clor friend, who made her a call when the rest OF
the family had gone out. Il cotne 10 borrow some
matches he meekly replied @
HNstchcsl That's likely story. WHY dou'l
you make niatchs know what you came for .
exclaimed the delighted miss rs she crowded tbe
old batchelor into corficr ayou came 10 kiss me
and hug inc almost TO death, but you shan't with
out you ARE the strongest aud the Lord kpows
you are" ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

BsS- Mr.. benjamin, late Confederate Secretary of
State, has reachcs Paris and intends making his
future Lone ia Australia. Il is understood the
Secretary made his exit from this country by way
Of Nassau ft,6 ,....,..-., ca. .ta f ..F,,.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

THH following Is the number OF troops furnished
10 carry on the war BY several different States
Maine, 66,66D; Vermont 34,49O, Connecticut, ga
46s; Rhode Island, 2b,35b; West Virginia, 7s,ol9,
Massachusetts,, 53,7eGi New Hampshire 33, asa;
1855.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

THE ToEAro AS Foop.-A good medical author
ity aScrbSs 20 the tomato the following very impor
tant medical qualities ~, ,-.'s
LIST. That the tomato is one of Tho most powerful
aperents Of the liver aud other organs where Gallo
mel is indicated it is ono of the most effective and
the least harmfl medical agents known 70 the pro-
fession. Z. ,-,-..f.r .-.r -. L
ID. That chemical extract will be obtained lrunl
ii that wiz supcrcede tue use Of calome in the cC
Of disease, = -..-,-.r,p .,-,.t.q 80. ..-.-,T
Sd Thatbe has successfully treated diarrhsi with
this article alone. f efs- v.J.ar
4th, That when used as an article Of diet il !.
almost sovereign for dyspepsia and indigcstion.sl
5th. That il should he constantly used for daily
food. Either cooked or raw, or in the form 0f cat
sup II Is the most healthy article nov in use
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25
Taking The oath.

A correspondent Of the New York World, wri-
ting from Richmond, relates an incident follows.
! Talking of oAths reminds me Of local joke
which my pen cannot resist recording. 4 modest
young country girl applying for rations 10 one Of
our relief agents a few days ago, WAS asked if she
had ever iaken the oath. sNo, indeed sir, was her
terrified reply, never swore iu allmy life. that
you must take the oath, my good girl, said the agent
or cannot give you the rations' NO, indeed, |
can't sir said tie grli imother always taught mo
never TO swear The agent mildly persisted aud
the maiden pertasclously refused all attempts
persuasion, until overcome atlast by the dreadinl
conflict between Yccesaty and her high sense OF
moral dnty. she stanAmered out with downcast lids
Well, sir, II you win make imo DO such horrid
wicked thing d--H ths yankees ~ 5 lsfr sts.s
ls ~. fii '-L---+ s-.ai-.-----------q ~ ..aE
y A GEsrtEIAs, op bearing lady praite the eyes
Of trrtain minister, wrote the following;
rpri eanyVtTFsRe Abe pociorscy@,
! ncver Siw his glance divine.
,44rrs For wien hoiPras he shuts biseysF aH
! And Wien b, prcatlc- he shut mlue.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

Bss- Brigham Young is disconsolate at she death
of his preitiest wife. l10ssi u aIal9 1.f' '.I
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

ueA- The oOqustish Mrs. L. has Just returned
h0m pleasure trip TO Washington. She ouly took
with her iorty-twO dresses tweaty shawls nine
teen bonncts add two hundred pairs Of Gloves
"Snrely,' said friend who happened To he present
when she WAS unpaekipS "you did not, tsk, all
tbatwih yO,ta "l hietviy book what WAS mI4
reusable, NY dear. lieh Behind me- an jhst ,3as
eunibcrsone ~ s.Ah, zee l'dnlyr hna Jauc
,our. hO bfiA" g Nh'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

tSJr John attend 10 raise your rcRt," said a
landlord 10 his tenant sGlad TO hear H. said
JohH aiof cant raise II myself
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25
elfnERIxG HElRrs.ELsk.. !


!. 4 went to gather heart seasc ss..T a. 80,
't q When the bright sun sank to rest a,sIanrl
2 Drawing ell bis sheaves Of -sunliglhiis1 aois
I. . To his garner IN nthewsst; s.-ssaset lsai9
: When the blossoms and the leaves, -, -
" y Losing al their golden glow, 49,. su,a a
8 In Che slowly gathering twilight, ssa1 fiIoE
= Family auttering to and fro. s''i'i z .
e Allths ground was statrcd with Mny-blootns
.sb Eyerywhere they met my. eye . ,ssis g
-. RutI went 10 gather heart's=ease, .-.,--.,..
So passed al lrothers BY,
Oil my heart was ne'er 40 Joyous,
tsl % As ii was in those glad hours, yf'l-e' q5
y When wandered light and careless , sa@l
~ = Neor the woodside, gath'ring flowers, ~ ~
Then gave them all to you, dear
And |. looked up in your face,
And wondered / could fancy -. =. a's' ~
That TIC fioTers had any grace, -.
Tke,. It was gathered heart 's-ease, :,
80 Theiit vas dear heart, found -,
That the glory OF The Nay-blooms
Did not lie u?on The ground, : =, -
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