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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-20
Mari6QlS- -3crfinfc.

Sn 6rIse periditbrnsr GrefutiunstsfebIe, aus.
aelttlt ron ber WascrS Court fir bic Staet
Srantcn unb mir sussl6idt, pire am Samffaa
ben %. Rai 1869, UNI 10 ilbr gcrmittaas, in
benz @curtbauie belagtsr Staet has nadfcldenb
bei6riebsns Gissntbum Effeutli9 gum 8erfaufe
ausgebpten perpen, tGmlid
gue bic 8ette, Sitrl uno SntrrrIIeu hes Ser.
Hastrn in une auf has fclssnermabsn bsTdrie-
bene Stud. papele cher Srede Qdne nGmlid /;
9lf sslsssn in btr Stabt Suantcu, qu,ernr Gp.,
pn., dnfanssub an rinsr Gdr ron Gotten perfauft
an y. Spftus, uuh her gafapanua GiIen unb
2cbln 6culpasuis eiuis, unb psllit sur 9inie
her Union 8cbIen 9cmpasnir fibrsnb etpa 200
6ub Ju elmer Gts, BON ba nSreii9 tnflana her
9inir Der Gilenbabn rtpa $50 0u6 III elmer Gde
nabs her Bride an her Nlles, ron ea entIana eer
glaty SltIib etpa $40 5uB ~ Gotten Ssrfauft an
y. epftus, BON ta ptitlit entIans btlagten 9pf-
tis gpitr su elmer Gds nabs bsr GurtIe; pcn ea
rntlans Der 9init ron gpfius ubwsltlitb stpa $50
Gub ;lm SlufanaepIasg uue lnb bic epttsn be-
,ri6nrt duf tr ttartr ais 30. La, i. s. 6,
fernrr Re. unb 8; be slles icu an ittem Gnps
80 8ue ss5Hnrt lsiu unb 40 Sup an eer ariim-
muns bel benz Gihbaume. SeIa9te NQfY 1T be-
ssi4nrt auf Der Sartt ais @rrfns Wiley; apbIfn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-20
2efet! Qeiet!

llntessidneter Bat losben zine ntue 9u6bans-
lung uno seibbibliptbsf in GjsCrs pfsi6sr'S SauS
IN ber Geb6rlraBe er5Hnet, alIpp i'd auf SanS
balte ale Sprten bon 8ibsln, ron ben erEetrn
bis gu hen fleinfen, has neue 3eltament, Scbann
arnpt's pabrfs Gbriientbum une belIen para-
piessGrtIein, 6rieprtb Start's @rtuttu6, 8iirf
aus OaSies 5aus, 6ors driflides M1rtfrttum,
suiber's 9eber, belen SduspOlfilIe unb Grmmsn.
tar, prsbi9tii6er nlIer Sortru, Gjtiangtiiaer
fur Yerf6ietene Slirden, Rulifbiitr fir einen
beutl6en Gbcr, Sraii-, 3auf- unb Gpnfrma-
tipnsl6eine, fsrner Or. 2uprsft's Der gIrSt ais
5ausfreune, anerifaniIde DplmetIder, Brief
teller, beutite unb ensliibe S9ubH6er iebsr
glrt, aud S6rribpapier Dinte, 6eeern, Brief
epuperte nub Vcfmarfen.
3uslsib babe i'd cine 2rihbitlipttef rrGiinrt,
no i'd alIr Sprtsn llnterbaltunas- qiterdtur auf
Eager balte unb lis benz brutI6lrirnten publifum
antiste, tpeICte i'd, wenn in gutter Srtnuns, sesrn
eine 9eringe Terglitun9 trtrper Suriid uebme.
SD bate mid aud ber I0entur SrrI6irbsnsr
3eihlngen unterscgcn.
Darum, meine teutId)en 6reunfe unt 2ants.
lsutc, fcmme giner, fommt sIae es II fein
Wansel an llnterbaItun9. Seten Wrnat wrrbsn
bic Bidder in bsr Ssibbibictbsf turd ueus srlsBt.
1Sms9 Safpb Sussr 9Ist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-20
Gcr0autOla Sdatls,
y 2onis Sod, giacntbiims

9as rtisr, trqurm am @iisntabn- Depot esIs.
gene Sptsl rriter 9a1r III neuereinss bebeutenb
SsrgrGbsrt unO SerId6nert ipprten.
DRit benz 5Ctrl it cine 8eIauratirn Srrtun'
ben, no marine unb fnlte Spelen alrr glrt ;u
irber Gasssseit iersirt pereen. 6riihe Spllanbi,
I6e SGrin9s unb beitsn gimburser aGlr fam i'd
aud an 8amilieu in fleinen parteen ablaIrn.
Grilbe glultrrn, nGblf alien Sprtrn pon Iauer
einssmabten Spelen INNER SGrritbig.
Meine 8reuube uno Sefaunte, lppie has rri-
lenbe pubIifum ibsrbaupt iinp ;u 3ablrsibrm
Seiu9e bEai9if sinsrlnben.
26I7 QpuiS Sod, Wrcp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-20

fcIasus IN Stlasm sic abssRIsssn 1Hb ;
wenn mir uhs beeilsn, f6nnen mir nod
nit cem pcrlesten 3uee abfubren."
{. Die @latb ses .3OrnsS iinb Der Gntrii-
flung lcberte in ben buntlsn @usen Der
lASnsn Srair.
,Das III Der Dantw risf fie empSrt.
,8snn Der @otr feline sanlcisfeit ser
ttan BAT, tann er seten; tf psiB es
pcti, NO Id ben llrfpruns bieier ger'
pa6tisuns fu6en, ,porf. 6err Gcmmifar,
i'd werSs SbnsnafOlsea. penh Gle paranf
tsfeben, absr Id tofe, Sie wsresn elmer
f6uslrSsn Dame sesenitsr riidiGtspca
lsin. grlautsn Sic mir, einiss 3siIen an
BEN Serrn pOli,sipirettcr gu i&rsiben, i'd
ptl ibn bitten, mid pieler uuaHssnebmsn
9eeleituns 5u entbeben."
AVDteie 8ias w6re psrseblia ="
sd CLAUDE bas niat, neil ta BEN
5errn DiteftUr psrfSnli9 fenne."
Der Sauptmann bat ben @pmmiGar
pur6 einen gBtnt, bic gitte Su erfiilIen,
Der giSilfanpstsamte BOT Der DAME bae
anfOeenpe 3infnsr on, nit bem 8smer'
fen, pus Fe bort bic n6ttiSen S4reitma'
terialirn fnpen rerpe.
b Die fsterbafts Grrssuns Der gGittps
mar oef6pHnpen, nit lclS srtotenem
6aupte, elm trpbi9es, fat Uerd&tli&ee
edd,eln auf ben eippen, l4rttt lie tn eae
Nsten;tmmer. ...-.--.
@uf Der S6welle blidte fs f6 nod
etnmal nm, tbr Slid itreifte nit eiiser
Sdlte bic anpelenpen, bic fb pcn ibrer
lleberrai6uns iter pielen uusermutbeteu
3piI6enfau nod ni6t erbolt batten.
q Der Sauptmann rietb bem Srautpaare
beim5utebrsn unb bic Srauuns gu Ser'
I6istsn; 5anu9 bOifte nod immer nu
cine Sinneeanberuns ibrer ber3lrier
SHUTTER. 4sr nH Ht .
90 perIfri& cine bal6e Stunbe, bsl
poli,siecmmifur purbe unsebuIpig.
Gr flUpfte an; brinnen mar es Itia.
Gr pieoerbClte iein Yp6en-feine ant'
mort trfolste.
Cine banse a6nuns srsrif Die anwe'
ienben, bic NIT febsrbaftrr Spaununt
auf pie 9bir blidtsn.
Der @pmmtfar leste feine 5anb au
bic S6lU6tlinte, SAMMY elite btniu, abe,
Der 5auptmann BON @erner unp 9bec'
Dor traten t6r RAID in BEN @es.
llnb als nun Der GcmmiFar bic Stii,
cFutte, frI fein erRer gItd auf bic asid'
Der itoI1sn 5rau, welhe Dor tem Sif&'
auf benz Seppidt lag.
Gin '@nsffdrei entfubr BEN Clipper
5annp's, Der seprebten Srua euft ma
Aeup. -,.. -g.5 s..
Die aufresuns but Ie eetUbtst," fast'
@srrs, nuns blsibt ni6ts metr Su tbun
ais ibr bas @rub Su bsfsGlsu, essen Gil
Oas Document Elm Fweilsn ,urid, mir Wer
ben mad adt pper pierlebn Sasen uni
wieber sinfinbsn," FiRsrte sr i'm gcrtet
sebsn Ieiis benz Ssamtsn 3u.
9lur nit 8tberfrstsn lief SAMMY fd
biuausfa9ren, na6bsm Ts Der 9lutter pi
farrsn Aussn susepriidt bate.
DaB bic @ittps F4 Islbf bas qebei
ssnummsu bate, neil fs ntdt ben Nlut
befdb, bic Sage per glutt, Der S6anb
unb Der gera6tuns, bic nun fir fe an
ssbrc6en, Su ertrasen, srfubr 5annp ME
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-20
Gbriifppb &dppei'S
9QmDf. e qr6eret,

Seitens unO prlltns SbapIs, S6leisb aIei-
Der, Sinstr, Sebern, II. {. ~, in better gBrir
oefdrbi unb 9ereinigt. Serrenfleierr gefarbt unb
Nrreini9t hls5~ Das fetulte 5abriiat pire nitt
beIdaoiet. 98pl- unb Saumppl-Gjarn
in ieesr Sarbs sefirbt.
Der unternebmsr bsliBt cine lGnaiGbrieC Gr-
fabruns I'M Gjsl9Gfte unb wirb ale gIufraSr
pinftlih ausfibrru.
Slrinr @jarnntie int Sale sru 5eusr. ollie gir-
tifrl miifru Ypr 9Itlaaf Srn Swri Rcnrtsn atss-
bClt perten. Gb. aGpPel,
i'm Sairmsnt ppn S. 3eibIsr's nsurm 9sbGubt,
3tS nabe bsr Sddersi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-20
NySirptsic&)'s S0gOal,

Ounmpre, gd.
Wsinen Grainbsn uu6 Ssfanntru birrmit bic
ergetens gnseige, baB Obisrs 2pfal nsu rinacrit.
tst unb bsoeutrnS SerSrTbsrt pprben ii. sGdrMe
unb falte SpeiIsn ;u jeeer Belt. Die Strdbcn-
GiIenbabu Spu SerartOn fiibrt bis gum Sauir.
gIu6 madt terielbe earouf aufmerflani, baB or
nit gutter StalIuns fir pferee Yerleben ii.
23ilS 0puiS Wiunid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-20
Souer S SSatefe,
@rrfiufer Spn
GrDcericeu uuD 9Srpn;fTpueit,

Mainffrabs Spbe gart
nstsn Rem 5ptsI bes perrn @sprsr G'rdber.
Ginem Ssrsbrten beuti6en pubIitum bic erse,
brnIte Ansrise, bab mir fCrtrabrrnp enen aus9e
wGblten 8prratb BON prcSiant unb 9sbensmits
trln an Sant baten unb ;u ben biaigfen grsiirn
an uuIere 8uueen pCrFaufeu.
Sneem mir um SnbrridCn 3uIpruh bitten,
eebsn mir bic gerd6eruna, hap ipppbl SualitGt
ME preile ber 9Saarrn nidt5 su ipilnl6rn iibri9
laIsn. 30npS
Sateb Sausr. 0rirSri4 gBanfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-20
2oCcoaO qssaitCa SSalse

9adapanna IYrnls nabs hsm Depot
Gbns. Srcpp, prrp'r.
Das rbiat, III better g9eiir rinssrttstr Saus
ii nit 9laem prrlsbrn, mas eem arrrer 3ur Stdr-
furg une Grfriibuug nbtbig lit.
Gjutes Bier, bic friniien 9Seiur, eilubre une
Gisaren, marine unp falts Spsiieu; gluitsrn, auf
ieee glrt subereitGt.
Gin feiusr Saal fir Oamen uub 6amiIien.
lin sabrrihen 3uIprub erIudlt Ieinr 6rrunbs
25jnS Gbas. Srppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-20
3m A)erfNufe,l !:

: Ser Gavib gattrrIcn birtet irin an bsr g8Yp-
ming 9lpsnue, untsrbab ginelfrnbs oeIeseurs
6aus unb Vote gum Yr,faufs an. preis s 2, 500.
Sseiusunsen: Die SGfte baar, her Ref in
snsm Sabre. Nan frass na@ bel Srn. 8 0 bn
SanbIep, Meppfat. 29ap9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-20
vsSr0rtGli1u SOfeI, ="

Gredr Strabr,
Gins Sorshstide 8eIfnuraticn IN in @erbin.
bung nit etslem Sauie rrGifuft rpprSru une ptr.
ben ale 9lrten parme une falie Speiisn ;u ieper
Sdsssseit ierstrt.
Die fsinlien heutlGsu 9Stire, bsles Bier uue
Ipnlfige GeirSnfe ltets frilb ppn Der Susllt.
% obn S6irIine, prcp'r.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25
uEAUryYuL PICTURES.

= A mania Is now springing up all over thc
land for beautiful pictures. 1t is a desire
that grows with what AZ feeds upon,, 1t is
now becoming to be considered that no
house is well furnished without them.--
They have become to be Thought one oftbe
neeessaries OF iife. No aticlce of furni-
turo can give~ueh an air of reflnementand
taste. No matter how elegantly Q house
may be furnished, 1t looks vacant and
drcary II no pictures greet you from the
walls. And you say 10 yourself, these peo-
pie may be rich. but they have no taste. no
raflncinont, and am sorry for them. tn AZ
with all their wealth, they got so little out
OF life that Is cheerful and refining. No
matter how simply q house may be fur
nishct, ifibeautiful pictures welcome you
as you enter you say TO yourself these peo-
Pile may be In moderate circumstances, but
they have what Is better than money-re-
anement and cultivation. They think
there is something in ltfer beside mod
clothes, marrytngand getting married, and
lhoarding dollars, = 49,. -, "a 81 ID
An immense trade Is now bcginning In
chromos People prefer these pictures, as
1 they are 20 all intents and purpose on
Paintings. Though moi executed with the
brush, they are done with the same mate,
rails, that is, with oil paints, and in tn,
warm coiors OF life. N'a." '''
| Among these ara Middietons National
Portraits. in iehroip o-olis. The series thu
far Published comprise Washington, Mrs
Washington, Jackson II. T.. Lee, Beaprc
gard, Jon, Davis, Wesley, sc. Middietoni
! portraits have hecoine justly celobrasied.- y
They receive the Endorsement aud patron
l age of the first ,people everywhere, ans
commentator OF the leaders of the pres
Tof All our large cities East aud West Tie,
!, are spoken OF fortheirl "marveious tidoiit,
and SKILL" as being wonderful for ,thei
,'softness, aecision and beauty" Bette
\ picturesfor our wall cannot be found thar
ithsee. tFewthines tend 80 much 10 educot
; a family TO the beautiful things in iiha a
inc psintings Few subjects arc SO appro
i PIRATE as the portraits of the good and Wis
of our land. Their presence, while adorn
Ping orr homes, renisds ue o. their virtues
and teaches 10 emailsrn theft asission. 9il
u q Those ehromo nortraits aga sohl esas h'
tho can vassi NJ agsais Of the pnbllshfrs.-
Mr.. J. NJ poDp il theagont nor this'piae
and Vicinity, and VIII, give our eiiiNens al
} opportuaity Of procuring tho ssp,e.s Ib
tsterns aroSery low. Nosartt,les Of forni
turs. at double ihe price. are so orpeinen
tal, and ~ the same time 50 permanent
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

The Great Pictorial Amman.
Hostsfters b'niited States Almnn ,,r,' e,
AeyOs fer distrtbptie1y grstts, thrpu~hout,
ths Bsisede ssatss ahd all SisiiisSsI co.,s J.
triss e the western Hemlsphere, vim 10,
all who wishte sundsrstanth fhesssse PHI
losophy q health SHOULD reed end ponder
the vxfuHbfe ,sueEessions IL contains. RI
addition to an admfrablc medical treatise
on tife causes, prcventfon ana Cd n Or 4
great variety Of diseases, It embraces 4
ihfse anaoant Or Information interesting to
lshs fnsrshanke thep machaniS, the shiner
the farpsrs the plan ter, and, prsfsssioual
man; and the calculat ens have been made
cr such mefidiahs and iatltndes as are
most suitable for correct and COR, Drc-
|hehslve ational t:nieudar.dl rssldsxral
fafbe i,aturei nses, and extp0Fdinar rAasi-
itary effects Of, HlsTETTER'SpSrOM
BfTTERs, the staple tonic ana aiteratl Ne
OF more tifan hxif the christian world .
are fuiiy setfortlb In It's pages, whfeh ase
also intersperseds with pic oriala 4 ilustra.-
tons, valuable recipes fol. the household
and farm, humorous Anecdotes. and other
finstructive md amusing fcadiiie matter.
origin ai ana isclccaedg Among enc M
fnuaisto appsar vithithe opening OF the
wear, this VIII be one, of the most useful,
and may be had fof the asking Send for
copies to the Central NManufactory, az
Pittsbssrgh, Pa., OF 70 she nShfsss dealer in
HOsrETTER's ssr0MAcHHTTEnaTThe
RiTTERs are, SOLD In every atty, town and
village. and ere exiensi vely used through
! out the entire civilized world s~' -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25
nExUGE. FIRE COMPANY No.I.
/ ~...s,Ags. 7c,.-Ar&. |
J. jill AEA .E. -

YAK ! rcctrt meetink, fot the PUG
pose o. orr anisifSg Fire Company,
the undersigned were appointed a
commstteest 0rnotify.stheg citigens-of
C1arksviIle, and to appeal to all es-
pecially the property holders, for such
aid as will, efficiently, equip the said
companygand make tstlaeiEz elective
agent in the preservation or proper
ty.s iToarguefhei nIportanceof inch
an organization would be on insinpa-,
ton that the citizens are Ignorant Of
the danger Impending daily. and
nightly, over The city, from the ineeh-
Idiary'sI torch and the mischievousl
spar k. astsiis .EnaIJ .tgsgf aid diiW !,
In every part OF the city, the square
not excepted, are buildings Of the most
lcombastible material, andlocated, he
~ with,an eye to the destruction of
the, most Valuable business houses
and the costliest residences. The
danger from this cause is constantly
and If decisive steps benot
taken to remove or lessen IL. nothing
can be, expected but q, wide spread
conflagration, sweeping off, in a few
hours, AN hundred times the cost of
an effective Fire Company. viniklh
!, The effort to getup the Company
Is prompted by no selfish motive, AZ
4 general rule, the majority Of such
com panies have little to lose by fire,
and ifthey,wiil give theirltime and
services for the PROJECTION of the In
terest OF Others, the least the proper
I ty holders can do, Is TO equip them In
lthemanner that wifi make'their SER
vices. most effective. What9we pro-
pose, to the citizens, Is simply this Z
I Give us the means and we Will 90
our best TO protect your property II
}you think the bargain q hard one,
draw yeur purse strings tighter, md
I'VE will be contents let things tax
their course as you think 1t best to
shape them. The danger increases,
day BY day, as shanties are multi
plied ltimbers season and fshingles
moulder; and when you can NO, long
er protect yourselves by insurance
policies, except at seemingly, extrav-
agant per. centage, perhaps you will
see the wisdom of what n w seems
needless precaution. and repents " ia
ashes,n penny wise and pound
foolishn policy. u"A''.u -"
d sgs8yi'r w. M. PoLLock, 1Iaa,
Issiiaa Izl HENRY FRECH,sgf Com,
J. N. THoMAs,siJ bna
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25
STATES WHICH uAYp NOT rEr yorED.

Tn the above list the States of Mis-
so,,ri and X ansas ARC Il assified as nav
inc inonerfesfiv r,titiei thn Armand.
msnt. THE LegisIature 'of Missouri
failed to net ,ipon the 'second section
Ind in Kansas The same section was
IA, r,arfact when rat;f;nS ! Thesa 40.
fects will i,a No r,,ad;ad. wIer tha ~.
islatures of both states con ens ,,eS
month indiana ratified The MANA
mani NJ rajInd Session IF ~ ~ sIr en;s
iatura vhen the tva ho,ses S,ere ~.
dncnd below s,ie,,ai o,or,,n,. h,,t ~
Secretarv of that Stata 'hss .art;daS
fiat fhe nranosed amendment ya q
ratif, al ana fke Ia ALA ! In c,dras !. s,s
will enoant thst act,n,, r,',pb o.e'i
"n;r; NO bito ~ S."oi y, ~ Sso SS,a III
! York ratif,ed tha' nrosasa 49, 'ao, any
mont The Den ocra tts oTo oi"otad y
~, ~, ~ MI IL % y S,,SvSou :
isiat,,rs a "a tIa,a nss S.a ~ a en t
aIJa'taIi, ia Az ans, III - tnaTs
isiatnra In rati .i s. tha a,nan ,4
Would ~ rosc;ndeJ ~ ,sravant .his
Ssnator W,liia ne ~ = nsapm ,0nsiI ,ssn
trod,,naa ! XII Il, d. SS ansat' dae,n a.
inc tLat%h a,,, a. st s y nno u sr.,,n,,
it, assaNt' ~ n aonss,,,,"noI $1,000
mecnf INV other action ~ tha sam,
! Statn An iysnt' Min sho n 10 49,
\ 'Ihus e Yn , P .,n,h sn ~ ~ yo,d ~
iiren,;a W. ~ de,,.,; n~" wa, n - s, Su'
srai,,n aSthorifv Of a siata NJ
iXviiIiau,S Will aiion, n Stnfo tLot IL,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25
REFORMATION ONTHE FIFTEETn
tssJvTe iselAMENDMENTse EafsGrGe

rr-..k XXI XNNHH so El.4If 1854
THEslTUATION ONTIIE FIFrEETH
p9Ivye IgelAMENDMENT.g gseaoGe
, Some time since the Houseof Repre-
sentatives adopted a resolution re-
the President TO inform that
body what States had ratified the
proposed fifteenth amendment to the
constitution of the u nitedh States : :
He responded on thef18th inst. by en-
'clUsing % communicates from the
Secretary of State, hwho reports that
the following States have ratified
West Virginia, North Caroiina, Mas
sachusetts, Wisconsin, Matinee Louis.
lana, Michigan, 2rSouth Carolina,
Pennsylxania, iArlansas, gConnecti.
Fcut, Florida, Illinois, NewYotk, In
diana, a New & Hampshife,a iNavada,
Vermont sndi Virginia.soTile Suites
of Afissouriand Kansas have also re.
|port8d % "a tification, fbut it'fs stated
I'd be defective in consequence Of Ger.
btain confessions. SAlabama has also
rxtifled, but It ia rphobable the STATE
Depastnn ealt had mot been Officially
notified Of the factat the date 81 this
report Theiactionslof the lseveral
States during the prescntiyear has
been as,follows;ii E,gt1zso g'lau~i
srArrs wuicu HAVE 2 RAr1rrrp nh,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

10 Aleorn's majority for Governorooi
Mississippi h. IS, $50. The total vote
cast was la,sei,ls iHd igosia za,tl
In A ST. LOUIS woman ASK cd to bo
divorced from her husband because
he gets tearing mad wheney err hi !
stockings are starched stiff." iald
SIR HENRY BrI.wER,, once one OF
Englandfs most prominent diploma
lists, and brother Of theigreat earl, Il
dying. al ".9seff s,i1 n ldT z .
aILIINols has sixty Thousand Zap.
lists, seyeniy-two tbo,,sand Metho-
dists, twentyzfour thQpsand Presby-
terians, and twenty thousand Con-
gregationaIfts. - +St'f Hn -
81 - II II i,t1,,s i .r1rgc-.--.. q. a
TuE sails for the Spanish gunboats
cost $50, 900. They were made in
Mystic, G Connecticut, and the contract
was the largest Of tina kind ever Allied
in this oonntEy. They are made oi
the best imported Scotch lincn duck.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25
BOAR DING.
NORTHUMBERLAND SAFE or. LANp

]. Jarman, Admir-. VS.. Widow and Heirs
vi ~ % OIL B.aIneedsh, decd. l3nSIN
IN QBEplENCktoa decreeVi the County
the above cause, made At the Deaenlber
Term, 1863, Iwilr on Monday Jan. 18th
1870, seII 10 the Highest bidder, ar the
bsioneins 70 tsc es 81 q o. u n fsedsn
dec a, lying and bolng la plstrisi 40, 10, bf
MSatfoms s9 "a M asas ra a ngrs and
TEAMS Enough cash 10 pay all costs
baian e ora credit ofs.i2 lSabd a morths
with interest frem .aats, sad lien retxinsd
tfef the payment OF tns ES 4ri, SEN money.
Doc. IS ~ pglse baa!7. Clerk Coin.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

THE matrimonial market is so ac-
tive in Henry county that ministers
carry blank license, signed by the
clerk, ready to fill out as he is going
from place to place., ~. ..,.,..., 2.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

The bill for the reconstruction OF
Georgia mas passed the. Senate, and
was signed by the. officers of both
Houses and approved by the Presi-
dent ON the 2lst inst. "a Governor Bull
lock will call the Legislature OF
Georgia together ON the 10Th of jan
uary. IL You don't reconstruct we
will reconstruct YOU, say the Radical
pimps. lHis.sE3 taEi i7aTl on
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

THE amount OF sugar under seizure
In New York by Colonel Howe,
Treasury Agent, $4,000 triids., li0, ooo
boxes and 260, 900 bags. f... aa
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

HEApLIdirr4we have received
the 18th ndmberofthis neatly printed
eight page paper published at Hum
bolt, Tenn. The editorials evince tai
ent and Judgment. Success to all
cnnccrnnd. 80.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

,INjtbe debateonthe 1enreiashlllii in
the u nitedr States enRte 0MIths 1yth
insts 1lr. Motton,iiofI Indianay Is
candid enough 10 confeai the object 81
the reconstruction of Georgia. o He
said;si sYRd yam ed tex sd uru Z
I ale believed tile vote OF Georgia
was vitality necessary for the ad,
OPTIONAL the a fteenthI amendment-
Then the Democrats would give up
their efforts to gee control Of the Ohio
l;Legislature,n New York would not
rescind the amendment,g there would
be no fear of Rhode Island, and the
Democrats would go to work. to con.
ciliate the votes Of American citizens
of, AfricanSdecenthaIf this require
ment was not made he did not be-
| lleye there was one chance, in. fifty
that Georgia would ratify It,"
THAT rs The way States are tn
be coarcedint0 subfn ission to the die
tation lOf Congress. ~ 8esqs) ~ -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

TwENTY-sEvEN law-making bodies,
besides the Constitutional Convention
in Tennessee, will be in session in
this country in january. n.-- -----.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

kK %isHfS stxSd iaSsS NJ ssScHsls "a si.
lect1tet ehenext NsHeh sssfeioAEg
Wn IN aasho Ti1s6 III ssFs en- Hsr D; 2
Coilectoretth MNzyhelscttep. octio-te
@ W. ,TS are suth ,.. TO announce g a; =
tor, at thelpext March eisptiopy [oqt9o+
~ M 7sg14GEiasd te 9np0gRss:, VIZ q
Revenue Collector at the next March cleo
ton. n0v8-te.s
pTTRS,H E.Trs ~ - MN IA ~ Sor Rcvenis
Solicitor Of hontgonAeryr county, At tn
hext Masch otection. Y t,l hcvb-tas
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25


: AtS Attpop sho American OF 10
S3d4hst. baY: Tuesday, @e
Caufhin-0f the PoliM received n disl
nafxh frnn, lc OSKurp NJ MIL
|MWN
soncy ou"'ys-s.a''ng .naC ouy
horse had been stolen from him on
Monday, giving a full descrlpt s05l az
the animal autisofferiurra liheralv.,,
- NJ. ystIL..kTLkGL sIEIN
warn 'or cuo urrese Vi ene ehIei, anu
capture or thehorse. xesfefdhy 0llIs
Ger Watson arrested John. w, .Hayris
ON s,,spicions He had. the horse al
-. .,s..s..,a .....I
we i'vssSs VIZ s~.-rsssSNvi T41e
ives lodged IN the workrhouse!hskts
- saaf - =. z-.-y-- q al, ~,
ny ~ En- 49, ~ ~ II,
The river commenced rising % Tuesdey
ley evsing, and ,sp TO the time 81 going Ia
bless n ad rixen about islf eeto res dsOiD
|, ALI the packets were delayed, by, stla
heavy drift and rapid current -.
The three steamers. Tyrone, John Lung
den ana Taitsmany Composing the Cairo
IPaniret Isins, arc not oint stocls as fosensr-
liy;,but running independents -except 10
an agreed tariff, of prices for freight nm d
pass,uo IN either OF these boats not ha
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

THE Legislature has adjourned un-
til the 9Th of January. Hon. J. @.
Hornbergeri our worthy representa-
tive, is at 10 ne to remain until that
t,,,a i.r~ UnO v.HrHu H+s.f .tfTf .
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-25

THERR are now In Tennessee ten
cotton mills running 1870 spindles,
which consume ,s47, 900 pounds OF
raw cotton per amman. As yet we
are considerably behind Georgia,
which has twenty mills, runs SO, 49,
spindles, which consume 10, 1854 $50
pounds Of cotton per annun. n