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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10
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BIN porseiGIasene GmenSement.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10

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: oh cine elunlne bon d IL, 900, ipeIAe,
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bss etlasenbanosls an Der atrieaniI
fden aIie abgef6 Iofenenn gertraae
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10

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SUP 8duhSi i6lb 108, 107, 900 Shins
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10

= SIN Sabre 1853 tanNeten in Rew
gort 213, $3.50 Yerfonen, iusbon ae5iir.
tia aue Seutf9Ianb 131, 989, 5tlano
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3 1862, Srantreidb 2811, @oHanb ], 1856,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-10

Mearquis bon Ronfier, Der frasere
Batniaer oes Neuseren, 1T ee}tOrben. b
r Depel9en aus Aisier ineioeH, eak
bel einem 3ulamaens
trefTen nit ben Sruppen total seidlas
gen unb alseinanoer seiprengt Uor6eu
iinb.a -. III ss1f tasS -.4ss- SIX
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-09
Letter from the Coming Man.

"To the Hon. Mrs. STANDIsH, M. c.
My Honored Wife 1t is nearly 10 o'clock,
the children are safely tucked in bed, and
although the weeks mending stares
me in the face, | snatch moment to spend
in writing to you.
"Can you spare a few moments from
the cares and honors of public life to
read few words from your fond and
obedient husband? | would gladly write
oftener, but you know my numerous cares,
and some of my duties seem very awk-
ward to my Impractical hand. To be
sure | gained some experience during your
absence in the campaign before election,
but do what | will, skimming the milk is
not my forte, and as for working the but
ter with my hands as you told me, what
mess | suggested to Betty the other
day-very meekly-that the duty belonged
to her, but she indignantly refused. She
says you always took care of the milk be-
fore you went into politics, and it's no
business of hers if your head is turned.
| do the best can, but really, Betty is a
little hard to suit.
"Then there is the sewing girl. What
time she gives me with her questions.
| would pack her out of the house only
the dear children are so shabby, and am
getting so nervous | cannot sew.
"By the way, what can be the matter
with the picked cabbage? Weopened the
jar of it the other day, and it is not at all
nice. Betty says the onions spoiled it, but
| am sure, dear, you told me to use onions
to give it relish, or was it horse-radish in
stead of onions? declare, | am quite be-
wildered. The spiced currants, too, are
terribly strong. Could | have made mis-
take in putting them up, and used pepper
instead of spiceg You see | cannot find
the cook book that you said was in the
house, and have been so short of change
that buying one was not to be thought Of
Couldn't you make the next months al
lowance little larger? Maggie's toes are
out of her CATERS, and her best hat is
shocking.
write me q long letter as soon as you
get this, and come home for the holidays,
if you can be spared. But you must not
expect US to look so very nice, though ]
wear myself out. sweep and dust every
week of my life, and insist upon the chill
dren keeping their playthings and outdoor
ldpS uHiCi buG tdUlC-Oub VI TIC way
there, you see-and so much handler than
if hung up out of the little ones reach.
"Your faithful husband,
"MosEs STANpIsH.
"P. S.-What shall give the baby when
he has the collie? The other night | gave
him painkiller, and you can hardly mag
inc how he screamed. | think it must
have been temper, he got so red in the
face. Betty says ought to give syrups,
but then | am firm. Syrup is good with
butter. cakes; but III never believe it will
cure collie without your orders. Baby has
one tooth. M ).
"P. S. again-What shall do? Betty
just came to the nursery to give warning
that she will leave tomorrow. | was
going to learn how to make bread next
week. | cannot leave the children to find
another girl, and Betty says she won't be
ordered around by great staring man.
But ought not to annoy You with these
tribes. Your MOSES"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-09
Selected Miscellany.
A FAREWELL TO SUMMER.


See w,nters van with blazoned banners flying,
sweep DER the, forest, mountain, plan ana oeil
The drooping flowers and breezes sadly signing
ITO summer bid farewell.
Bllthc mornsl that scattered Joys though oft re-
Still ever new AZ at creations dawn;
Nv thousand glad harmonious voices greeted
From grove and dewy lawn.
Still moons when cen the aspen ceased to quiver,
And honey stated lay the slumbering bee;
Amid whoee silence family lisped the river,
Translucent to the sea.
Eyes when fond lovers paced the terraced alley
Where through the twilight, CLEANED tho lus'
trous flowers;
And birds. within the leafenshrouded valley,
Sang from dim viole. bowers.
NIGHTS when the starry clusters slowly thickcned
10 the iull structure of heavens golden maze;
Nights whose cool breath the stretching landscape
quickened.
Vailed In a moonlit haze.
FAREWELL Amid your dlmmed and scattered treas
urcs,
Queen OF the year, your lovers sigh adieu
Farewell till with your pure health-giving pleas
ures,
Earth's pulse shall throb anew.
Chambers Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-09
The Deacon and the Wasp.

A worthy deacon in town OF Maine
was remarkable for the facility with
which he quoted scripture on all oc-
casions. The divine VOID was ever
at his tongues end, and all the
trivial as we'll as important occur
rences of life furnished occasions tor
quoting the language of the Bible. What
was better, however, the exemplary man
always made his quotations the standard
of action.
One hot day he was engaged in now
ing with his hired man, who was leading
off, the deacon following in his swath,
coming his apt quotations, when
the man suddenly sprang from his place,
leaving the swath just in time to escape
from wasp's nest.
"What is the matter.' hurriedly in
quired the deacon.
"Wasps," was the laconic reply.
"Pooh!" said the deacon, GO the wicked
flee when no man pursueth, but the
righteous are bold as lion =" and, taking
the workman's swath, he moved but a
step when swarm Of brisk insects set
tied about his ears and he was forced to
retreat with many a painful sting, and
great discontinue.
"Ah!' shouted the other, with
chuckle, "the prudent man. foreseeth the
evil, and hideth himself but the simple
pass on anu are punished"
The good deacon had found his equal in
making applications Of the sacred writ
ings, and thereafter was not known to
quote scripture in moving field.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-09
The Utica IN. " Hsrnld tells the

The Utica IN. y Herald tells the fol-
lowing story Two maiden sisters, Polly
and Sally Reed, aged IS and SO, who have
lived alone in scanty circumstances in
Brookfeld, Madison county, were found
by a neighbor on the morning of the 18th
instant, Polly dead on the floor, and Sally
lying on the bed in helpless condition.
The latter died on Saturday. They were
both terribly mutilated about the head
and face They had often before had ire
quent quarrels on the most trivial provo
cations. The weapons used were pair
of tongs and stick of wood No inquest
was held"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-09
Good Plain Cooking.

THERE should be this in every family,
and where 1t is not, poor indeed must be
the table comforts from which so much
enjoyment is to be expected. Where
there is some intelligence and common
sense in family, we will almost invaria-
bly, find two very important objects, --tidi.
ness and good plain cooking And wher-
ever these exist, We will likewise find
economy and substantial comfort. In my
own experience in house. keeping and my
knowledge of Others, have been frequent
ly panied at the utter ignorance shown in
the way of general cooking, No
matter how good the material for
q dinner may be, it is somehow con-
trived to be ruined And when you come
to bread, pies, tea, and coffee, etc, it is
still worse A good article is never seen
upon the table Of these poor cooks.
A good PLAIN cook will prepare COM
Portable meal from about ore-half the ma
terials that a poor one will. As nothing is
ever ruined by an attempt at cooking,
hence there is nothing to throw away
Mothers cannot be too particular in bring
ing up their daughters to knowledge
how good cooking ought to be done; and
if they are not proficient themselves, they
should enlist the services of those who
are Gernaato1oH telegraph.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-09

The writer of letter in the London
Daily Meas on the Suez Canal, expresses a
distinct opinion that there is a tide in the
canal Every one he spoke to on the sub.
iect declares that there was rise and fall,
varying in their statements from two
inches to SIX, and none would agreed to
this being due to wind, but pointed to a
regular water.line which they ayerred 10
be high water mark.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-09

A SINGULAR accident is reported in
London. A tailor, while pressing coat
knelt ON needle accidentally lett in the
garment. 1t entered the knee and broke
IN two pieces, one of which remained in
the limb. He seems not to have taken any
alarm at the occurrence, and went about
his work as usual but in a few days
violent Inflammation set in, followed by
erysipelaS, and his death was the result.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-09

A sailor at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
explained 20 curious landSman the other
day how prize money is divided. 1t is
sified through a ladder" he said. What
l,lls through goes to the officers what
sticks the sailors get"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-09

An echo as good as any on record is
to be heard on any clear day on Teri
Smiths farm. in the Great river district of
Deerdeld, Mass Standing about sixty
ya,ds wess of his barn, it win return to the
speaker sentence of ten or dozen words
with entire distinctness, and with Curl
ously varied information.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-09

A WEALTHY lawyer in London LET his
wife starve TO death on $3.50 week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-04
HEAN HALIGNITE.

The Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Gazette writes as
follows:
Among Tullock's removals is the
widow Of one of the most distinguished
irish patriots--a lady of estnnable ex-
csI!ence of character Her only means
Of support Was clerkship she held in
the Treasury Department, the duties of
which she discharged with fidelity. She
was discharged at the request Of Ben
Butler, Of Massachusetts, Oh the charge
that some time previous TO the inaugurs-
ton of Gen Grant he was in a street car,
and among the passengers he noticed
this lady. Ga entering he distinctly
heard the word spoons, and asserts it
was uttered by the lady who has been
dismissed As soon as he quilted the car
he set one of tho detectives to follow her
(hs has several in his employ all the
time), which he did, and having asCer-
tanned her abode and Occupation, immes
aately reported the result OF his Invesu-
cation to his chief Butler then deter
mined on beng .reyehced. As soon as
his friend Boutwell, was installed, be de-
manded her removal, request which
was promptly granted, Notwithstanding
The protest Of q number Of the most
prominent men in the country"
This is Batter all over. The
New York Express says the person
wrongcd, IS the widow Of Devin
PeiIey-a name dear 10 the IRISH
heart and people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-04

SPEAKING Of the franchise law,
the State Journal Stokes organ
says: }
THE law possesses all the vitality of
the constitution itself 1t is to have the
same weight and favor as the eonstitu-
ton No subsequent act of the Legis-
lature can alter, change or repeal it. 1t
stands upon the statute book as the
constitution stands, and no power can
alter, or change, or repeal it, save that of
the people in a constitutional manner"
What says the State journal of
the sixteenth section of the fran
chise act of Feb. %, 1862 That
declares explicitly that the fran
chise act shall not be so construed
rs TO allow the colored man to hold
Office or sit on idries."5 The act of
Jan. 81, 1868, declares chat from
and after the passage of this act,
there shall be no disqualification
for holding Office, or sitting on ju-
ries, on account of race or color. /"
One is claimed to be a part of the
constitution, while the other is sim
ply an act Of the Legislature?
What says the Stokes organ?