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New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-04-06

MEMS RIGHTS. Men have rights which
think all women are bound to respect in a de-
gree they have rights in their own kitchens !;
they have right to have their tastes and ap-
petltes catered to in a healthy and reasonable
way. have known fearful antagonism to grow
out OF very small differences and neglects. The
wife loves her steak and roast cooked brown,
the husband desires his rare. He wants his cup
ofcofee; she cant endure coffee. " He would
like his breakfast at six, TO suit his business
she don't choose to rise till seven, and so on
through an nterminable chapter of little things,
out of which grow strange miseries. 1t is not
the little matter ITSELF perhaps, but the absence
of any desire to please the outglowing of sell
fshness that shows itself in all these little tAngs
making the tea more bitter, the steak less iuiev
in fact, taking all the relish out of manv an
otherwise good meal, and sending father and
son and brother too often away from the home
hearth, to still discordant spirit or satisfy a
craving appetite with unholy things. Think Of
this, . dear wives and mothers and if you
have forgotten or neglected these little entIcs
ments, try them at once, and mark their effect
-Mother's Journal.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-04-06

which has opened our markets to the produc-
ton of cheap foreign labor. placed yourself in
competition with that cheap labor, and forced
me to reduce your wages or suspend my bust
ness. Now you must take the consequences.
Would not this be just? So the American
laborer can see what he would gain by free
trade. Cheaper goods, but nothing to buy
them with
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-04-06

Persons who are always cheerful And good
humored are very useful in the world they
maintain peace and happiness, and spread
thankful temper amongst all who live around
them.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-04-06
The Elections.

Grand Republican Triumph In Connecticut.
HARTFoRD, April 3.-The following is the
vote Of the State by counties
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-04-06
REGISTRATION.

The Number OF Voters Registered in An
the Legislative Districts.
The following table shows the number of
voters registered in all the Legislative dis.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-04-06
Adams On Democracy.

BY order Of the commission:
ALLAN A. BURTON, Secretary.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-27
7-3Oer @olD Auleibf
9(orb Daciltc @iienbQbn.
@ai@er Torti@ritt hes 8aues.

Ger Ban Ter Nprb Yaetfe gabn (meldsr an I lesten
Suli tee aHe ,ptro mt BET assBtsn eae rsts r., tt.fea ~.
men sst s H''' sn Ss' an str ea ytFe' aaa tse %anssas M1ss" SIC :a @ra sa
etrurs it tttnabs zee Ysstlen w,a!i& ssn Dem sarer;0r
ses soaenSst; 3ae9t lauftn ae.s SO Mst!en aut TEN Re.
Bis Swei Mttlsn @a,eren ee1est; @tnitl'stlta bee an-
taufes Der 9. paul une gaeiFe gabn beitet etc Mprs Va
perben bis aum ud6ten September $50 Nfetleu lem 81
trtfb %ubereeben 1etn.
Sine quite GepitaI M"Iese: gsir %sestaufea iest
golS sonss Der MorS paeiFe Giits babn GOmpaen,s eis etue
profitable, unb tn jeber 8etsbuus f9ere eopttule Nu age
eupsbIe' Dietlbta Ia fen 50 Sabre, trasen 5testa uae
| Currency unb fnt bur& tte erfe unb ttust8e Ssrctbtte auf
nte SAME pam unb ibre Gquipiruas iatr &C.
"a. 600 Md.r aans fit isbe gett eaisnenyts,
Don @sr. @taaten Iare; Rapital unb 3tnfsn Gno IN Sob
siarirts Bcnss $1,000 BIZ $4,000:
9ans fur SOnbs. giorb gae'fe Z 3osr ,oersen tsttr
get aneene1'n,sn ~ ssen ysssen sta xsa.ate p tn 1as aug tar
itrsm abaratter as elmer ausss;e'dneten prompt tablsntsn
@iltnbabn @tberbett. ino etfe gsnss tbatfd<&e NIB Mar,
rants NIT timer %prpdtablen 8ins Rats bis Ne fur 5eanRatan
SsIaunas Tonb. Der 2ans Grant tiefer Babu lter'
aei( funfsis Mtutonen @dsr, eersn Bpsea in, Durd3anttt
usrbsa iann. Ste granddaughter Der 5uputbete Bic 5ee'
Grlfs aus ausn eanO+@ertaufen fir Ginl6fuus unD eSt&uns
Der @cnts Der G~Dmpaant. gu %strmsnSen. .,
gieier immeufe Gieunas 8oob, r;rb etns 3uetfel
bns CAPITAL Der gan.sn Gmi'iion Der .riten 59p9tatten ssnss
{ {sSis e. ttst m tn Ssfieu 1,i ~ sasas di ,ss!ssi a %ns be- s'e s'as
&ate 1T tenn 0plte fstre anbsre Rapitalan' a8e ~ju8daetH
pelde proftab er ober aderer IT..
5tnbIid Saraaf, Bag tie Rsetsruas beabfatiet bato TIRE aus
feben,en s. p~rpssntteen Bombs e%in8usteten. UNI rte @dalb au
etasm %ntssrisea 3tnsinBe ta tunotsss! , faa,ae n esele Sstesr
etsbeu< Dreisiser etn, unb erste!sn auf eteis V6etfe einea fd6>
mem Yruft uno Sermepreu ,br iatrt&es Gtutoumea bebeu-
~ n. msrrtbnaniere-Maen4uren. Nae b,r>
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fur btefes Trnbiabr.

@ir mGGten uniern mertben &unoen
atSetsen, ooG MIR wieoer BON ben iebr
btaiaen farbioen Nlpacas Cnur rs Gents
per yarb) etnen 9roBen @orratb baben.
5eQe Tarben fQrS Grlbjabr 9eet9net.
S9war;e Setoe bic mir lebteS Spdt<
labr ~ $3.50 %Derfauften> peroen jest BET
uns III 5000 Yerfauft.
Wir fbnnte1 nod bunoerte bon Mrtts
feln nenren, tpent, mir nt6t w1bten, bab
unier 6auS au9emein al6 baS biuf9ite
I'm @taate befannt 1T. Gin 8ewets per
9roeen 3unabme In uniern 8ertdufen TT
Der ZAP ptr leBte6 uno cielss Sabr
%se;pun9en paren, unier 2ofal beoeutenp
iu Der9rSbern.
@ir tperoen eS ben &duferr gum @or>
tteil MAIDEN, rpenr, ite, BEL unS pprlpre>
den ebe fe ibre Ginfdufe 100 anoer6 n1az
Gen> Deutide iino tnmer I'M Store uno
bereit ibre9anosleute aufs bette gu bebte,
tlel1-
3. 90. GneerfoQ S 60.
SO 100. Dritte une 4. Babaibam Stra6e.
nabe Der Bride.
St. WauI, W(tnt1-
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-@oup. 5 @rssorp @mttt pom ct.
albons. @ermont prdfrent Der Norppa>
cifc &0enbabn, u. s.. BarreY BON Nem
gort, S&atueif1er bieler @pmpaQnie,
Tbos. 8. Ganfelp Don @ermpnt. 'Wrdf<
bent btr 2att Supetror u. puget @ouuo
goutpd9nte;; Gel. Sobn 6. 2oounis po,,
,gftp Dolt, 2anp @ommi0dr per Noro
Dattfe Babn urp mebrere anpere So,
ANTE pieier Gpmpuonie 1ino qefern
Mbenb bier on9elanot. Dtelelben be1uz
@en Minneiota i'm SntereNe birte8 oroBz
arti9en @erfes> wel&e6 BON tbne1 pro-
jefttrt &purce unp fine bic umfa6enc0en
@orfebrun9en 9etrpfen &poroen, i'm 2aufe
pieies Sabres 1870 Metlen pie(e IL: Babn,
ju bausn> welde I'm @pdtberbF Dem Be-
.trieb 0ber9eben tperpen %f1nnen.
Sn &0rSe erpdbaen mir bier int MQz
9enatinen, paB unlere Gilenbabn Com
pa9nien TT bteler Sailon {ebr tbdtia
1no uno nit eer@ontruftipn ibrerB abns
LINEN RATIOS oorrpGrts |hreiten.
@m S@lub 'ees SabreS 1870 bate
Minneiota 1887 Meilen @ilenbabn,
wcl&e Dem 8etriebe %iber9eben paren.
SIM Xaufe bieies Sabres (oQen $40
tpettere Meilen fontrucirt perpen, >pel@e
f& auf bic etn3elnen @iienbabn Conf
pasnien wfe fol9t pertbetlen 1peroen:
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&ebaltet es int Oeoa@tnik.

g0sna 2eibeu bic @efuubbeit unterpraben Bat, unb bas RSr'
Yefptsm biufdais sswuroer, fpute elm Neismittel, bas nt4s
nur trafttst, f~pntern BE urfaae e~ntftrnt fpfort su 9alfs &C.
np,nmen weben. @ematbsletten TT ebenfaps muir cine erste-
biSe pria&e hes Gheberbre&eus Der &6rperepnnituton uub bic
0srbeeruu9en bteies Getnbss Der @euabbeit fib tuabrbaft BE-
unrubisenp: Sir als fpl9e &rautbaten if 0Oftetter's
NRa seR,8ttters nnatertrphen befunten wprbea. Sn'
Dem Is bireft duf BITE @e'bauun espreane tusrtt. beltittst e. bas
bridente unansenetme @efabl mad BEN Gfsn, lbsr ,pel&es
gerlonsn spa garter anaee oft tlaeen. esba10 bt gtr-
bauuns rtsbsrberseaeut n, fabet Der gattent, ea6 feline Rraft
3Hntmnut. unb fein 8sfnteu I'm aasenttnen sebefert it,
Eaulenbe BON 2eutea ~bs3eusen. ba6 bic Mirsaus bes @thereu
tn alien 6dItn BON RrafloFat ett uber Nersenh&~d&e bic I'D
tn Gslse fssxter esbeasweife einaeat, serldsli& If. Die &C.
u5tvlt&ea bttteren 1rdut&. En- Fab 70 uuau seutlm fl; b,n@e.
f&uad BAT ae eaem fawaaen 9aseu ,uwtser fut ; btet II
aber bs 9otetter's 8itterem utat Der 8au; btes ptro
milo unb du6srR ~anseastus spn 9efAnad ~btfanten. oal.
fauif&e pfau,su. HtaSen unb gDu,du tras,a TIRE ptebtrtn'
eeaeuteu edft I'd. u ntlserat xat trdf tsent ~ meaea.
eta 0rxrbAemext IL tas ehasfse sretse @damtttsi, ssl&a
ie ters,r1draat rsrSea. b y tetn 8afdsl sbes anterea uaa.
ttau1ea G3sf tatt4lt. Die fsrefdlAsaea unb sdAt6teaen
Gteaatees lstta taS ottt4s xatsf1At xrt 4 unf&6blt& be-
faasea. 2as II tas ptFnfaafttae 8eusstt, ater 30 3eas.
a( tr' &niA<rttanfeaje stl&t bic sertateabea nab teleasa
Uthtsssr,uxIteS srstts stsaaknfAea ettrtaass. xat etee
sesbsfeustsutttrs seses Bit ~ ~ eAtta tatu. n .s4
.teudshxftn., Dd 5ttss xus SrjaeiA Dsspas, 0lall
III. Rasse4etAea Asya4Aes easu nh eAsxdet II = ft
NiiasraetA sts essst 10 ttsfs t4gss&4ea Odt kha hss.
-d%=Sa FrSH1&F |#%E% EAEsaF3 ~ .3Id
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Nincenne6.

Der Marquis @tnrt be 2atube batte
ni9t n,ir,ber unrubtse Stunoen perlebt
alS Grau pom Yompaoour> MUIR tpar leins
unrube aneerer Mrt. Ct 3peifelte tetnen
Iusenblid an rem @elinsen ietnes pla~
mes unb bel@dftiete fi@' nit Gntparfeu
fit bic 3ufunft. @obin miirbe man
Jpn fteuen? Weldes Mu,t, wel@e@barae
,pdrpe Der @etter terMarquiie befleioen 2
Gr mart f@ unrubi9 auf fetnem Eager
bin uno Der. @r perup@te nt9t au
l4lafen. @ieoer sersing Elm Gae-per
Brief muBte in ben 5dnpen rerMarquiie
fem jsBt warp fem e~ldn5enoes @9tdz
lal entl@iecen, bann fanb fl@ aud pirt<
lid nur @al3 fat bes @iftes III ben,
@cupert-2atupe bate bas 8efe sepput
unb fir Die Gdul1uns eur& bic per<
meintli9en Mprpseielen fonnte er ni9t.
Sn BET foleenben Na&t Sermo&te .er gu
l1lummern. @eine Trdume bra9ten
ibn In bic 9etmatb, ct fab bas fd5ne
2aneueroc, Die fiuen @dIber, Ct faup
tpteoer auf Der r&lippe BON Saint Benoit
uno neben tbm Die fletne Suftae, tann
braufe ba6 Meer, itiea INNER bSber su
tbm berauf uno enblt@ br5bnten bic
@@ld9e Der @dleu 10 beftte, baB fe
eineu1 Yoaen eli@en, weldes ptdt in Der
Ndbe bes S@lummerrptn :erlaaQte, II
pae bieler erwa&te. Statt oer &lippe.
fab ct ietn freunpli@es 3tu,uter por fi@,
Der erite MorSeni&etn 9liberte bur& bic
TenRer-fetne @ee, feline 8duu1e aber
.ras pe@en pdbrte fort eS tam bon
1etner Gblre ber' % ST lprans eu1pur, man
tiopfte beftieer. 81 tparf etnen @&laf,
rod lber unp elite an bic Eblr. User
1T ea 2" .ief en- Cine Sttu,u.e, bic tbn
unptatarlt& 1trbtbtn ma&ts aattuot>
,,Oefnet tut Nauaea te8 46ni8sl"
HID (8ssHtsaas fslatt
..-Mm biQtofeulauft NAN e&ten& tsin.
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ct. Naul marft Bsrtdbt.

Cell. 8eri&t, tpS&entli& e~eliefert BON Der beut=
i9en 8anf une Ws9iel-@el&aft BON Dapiun u.
60. ct. Yaul.
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Minneluta tpirbe auf tieie @ei1e am
@4lue bieie6 Sabre6 1886 Meilen
@%ilenbabnen In Operation BADEN.
Die woblbefannte 6irma &iefer
u. 9ed> 9dnoler in &bein< uno
California Betnen unp 81
9arren baben einen 0ro6en, mpbla6orz
tirten @orratb Der lisblia1ten uno frdf,
tighten @eine bcr BELT tteten Sabradnae
auf Eager. Die BRANDS ibrer @taarren
erfreuen f1@ elmer 9roben Y%opuldritdt,
uno fnben 2ietbaber elmer suten 3iaarre
bier cine itbr rei@e Ausmabl. Die1es
coulants@ el9dft6baus ofertrt ietne@ aaz
rem 3u iebr literalen Yreilen, unb fam
es baber aud nidt feblen, bab fi@ oal>
lelbe elmer 3ablreiden &unolaaft erfreut.
Wie mir p%ernebmen, beab i@tiet bielt
Gtrma tbr @el9dft bemnd@i bepeutenp
gu Serer1bern unp tbr sro6es Eager psn
importirten @etnen unb @iearren mad
eineun neuet @eladfts 2ofale In ter un>
teren Staet gu psrleeeu.
-unter her &elolution bes @taetra>
tbes, wel&e cine @%ermebrun0 Der polf>
3eimannldaft por IS auf 10 Mitalieoer
oenebmiet bat Mayor See foleenbe neue
NnfeQuneen 9enadt: Sobn@. @opt g.
@airncroB, MIcolau8S taptfelpt uno Spbn
@larf.
- @ir MAIDEN unlere 2eier auf bas
neu etablirte 6 mf1ltpns g e.
Der 6erren Senercool u.
&obler aufmetti Jam. unb empfeblen
pteies @ei9dftsbaus elmer ltberalsn ga
tronase bes beut(aen publifumS. 2elst
bic &n5eioe.
- Cart. &obert s. @lau9bter, elmer
bet dlteten Nn1eoler int .Staate> ftcrb
lebten Sonntas IN ct. peter.
49, 6err s. s. 2awrence bat tie
Staatsaeentur Der @btca9o Mu<
9eben6>@ erIi6erun9s<
@eieulaaft i%bernommen. SIS 1T bte(e
@eltul1aft cine Der beiten unb loIipef fen
Sni}ttute> pel9es mir in jeeer Be3iebune
empfeblen f5nnen. SEER 2awrepce bat
In bteiem @e1Adft beoeutente Grfabrunz
gen unr fam Nppltfanten btelelben libe>
ralen &ortbeile 9erpdbren, al6 tr9enb
cine onbere lolipc uno Respectable @eleQ>
ldaft.
- @ir MAIDEN baS beutl9e mulfali>
lde publifum ouf Die Mnsetae be8 Germ
Sotn 81. Wetbe In elmer anberen
Spalte III merfiam. Derlelbe bat cine
9robe @n,abl Der beften ptano6 aus
ben beriibmteaen Gabrtfen erbalten> tpel<
DE Ct III iebr ltberalen Yretien gum Ser
tauf oferi,t.
@lei@faQ6 merren pianus uermietbet.
Man leie bic Nn3eise.
-@m. pureeu tranf (t@ etner 6aar>
beutei an unb panoerte bier Sage mad
benz M%rbeitsbaule nit Der @laubntB nad
tieier Belt bic Stabt per S@ub perlaGen
3u bdrfen.
Gin junaer Mann BON ct. peter,
Sobn zines Metboctten Yrebt9ers, nell
der Dor mebreren Taaen etnen Bu9sp
uno pferb In einen1 2eib0aQe eemtetbet,
uno cann ipurlo6 nerldwunpen mar,
tpurbe lebten Donneritus: tur@ ben @be<
riff BON Ntcolett County bier ptbaftet
uno mad ct. peter 3urid9ebra&t.
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Grabjabrs $bamls,

5trumpfuaar.n, wstbe baumreasne Damen etrln,S9
Srn 10 Gents an. 9tsle 5anbf&ube, Elm f&Gner gurratt
Wleranbres unb fuumlufe @lueebanbl&ute in allen Garben
uuo Wuaneen 3u 50 90 ferner .tn spQRdnbtses N7prtemen
.nlerer Dollar" @laeebanefdute ssisen unbspisenwaas
rem in GROCER Wuspabl. 1tf&sebeds, Serptetien, 5anbtiih er
NIB 9anttudtoHe, aeb1et&te 8aun.uuae ME Stem gDrt Mtias
Wamiutta, utea, Charles 8rutt Of tbe eopra. Qonsbale unb
9onsbale @ambrte. @.btet&te unb braune BetttaHer BON
ga, 81. unb 1Oy4; taumpnaene atdsndbr3hse Ron 40, AZ,
as unb So 3ca, mas ttr alice, entreber per garb Dber per
@tld III Zen ntsbriof nuttrttn @rsifen %Sertautn. Gin grocer
mnrr,th nnu
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Gtuta III 0erfaufeu.

Cine ~fultiptrte 6arm srn GOO Nte., eutes Wra!rte
9ano NIT idmsrem Bpten. wpsen 49, Qder sepFaet {tne.
duff benz Mtttelpuntte Der Tarn, befaten t6 amet tletae
2arb lisst TX Metle fnotd ron Der eputbern yituxcfo.
taGtienbabu; unb 5s Metlen nSrblt& ouuQbams. amber
ct. Yaul u. Ditlr aufte Babu, tn Wtewer @euotu. Gas
tldren befQarhes aQetn fpte1e s. 600 in 1863. DteSarm
ptrb su 81. 20 per Ndsr ~oertautt unb ertbeilt Mu4funft
bteraber Gtarles Spmonbs, ct. Paul.
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GuiHmereS.

fir &nabea unb5errntleeuna BON rs Gents an. Gin berrl
dss Q6ortsmsnt Don 8rilb!lasrss galieo's, f95ne neue yluifsr
@tngtams &c. &C., noe mtr MaeS 3u nett %niebrtgern Yreifer
a1s ftt 10 Sabren bere&net %uertauftn.
Hefeluneen uerben init beipneerer @ursfalt eFeetuirt.
Gatbcar, = &c.
80. 1872, Dritte @trabe, ct. Yaul
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t,.-Mm b~iQtefsulauft5 man e@tea& )sin,
sDeta Set 4iefu y. ped. 4:
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&frlQuQt.

- 0~~~~~~o-,>
gerlangt.- Gin beutideS uber bDbmildts
D~'ennmae&eu, ntdt iber Is Sabre alt, fir 6ousarbeit
tn elmer tie men S 4mtlte. Austunft in bseier Office
pber So. 1879, Hphert @tra6e.
Venan9t,-Gin tbGtieer inteQigenter beutf9er
&nabe, Der trtbl erscsen, nidt nenieer ais 16 peer II SABRE
alt TT, mus In 8esue af @trltbfett unb gilttern belt gut re>
commenbirt unD 4niaens 'ein f6 Nisltd ~ MAIDEN. Gin
&nabs pom Sunee miro ppree,peea. Sin @olcber fann cine
oalternoe SteQe E, balter menn fr fd oft ben Tut. r3etdneten
mentet.
Same8 G!ocMm
gcune 4rertca, Carver Gpuutp, Ntun.
- Museteen TIT bieler @palte unter ben &abrt~
ten ngerlenet", vGeudt", u9u 0errenten" unb v3u Scr.
laufen" perben fit 5 Gents BITE Belle, ieoe Snier.ipn, tn Dor
ausb9oblune aufeenammen.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-09-30

FAMILY NEwsPAPERs.--F per-
sons have any just conception of the
extent of their Indebtedness to the
papers for the information they pos
sess and the moral sentiments they
cherish. Conn pared with any past
age Of the world, this Is Remarkably
enlightened period. A large portion
of the people have u considerable
share Of correct information on al
most all topics Of any real import
ancc. Religion, geography, history,
the political condition Of the world,
astronomy, the important practical
features of natural philosophy. some
thing of geology, chemistry, as APP
piled to agriculture and the mechanic
nrts, and many other subjects, are fa-
miliarized to the popular mind. Most
persons can talk intelligently about
them without pretending to learning
or research.
But how did they come by this
knowledge? Not at school, nor from
books-generally sppaking-but by
picking up, here little, and there a
little, from the family newspapers, in
imperceptibly small fnstallments.-
Let any one nsk himselfwhere he Oh
tanned his knowledge of any particu-
lar fact. He is probably unable to
tell, because 1t came silently, unpre-
tendingly, in the newspaper.
The same Is true to our best moral
impressions and sentiments. They
have been suggested, reiterated and
fastened on the mind by the family
press. The pulpit does much; parent
al instruction, in many cases, does
much; but the press more than either,
often more than both. Let any read
er Of well conducted family paper
open Its pages and consider Thought
fully its contents. There are In q
single number sometimes from one
hundred and fifty To two hundred
separate and distinct articles, each
one conveying an idea, u fact, or a
sentiment, and stated or illustrated
80 as to produce an effect, in enlarg-
Ing the readers store of knowledge,
orgiving right direction to thought,
feeling and action. Must not all this
have its influence, and in the aggre-
gate mighty influence upon the
reader? We think so.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-09-30

The first thing to be considered in
arranging cut flowers II the vnse.
~ u n scarlet. blue or many-coIor-
%; It must necessarily conflict with
some hue IN your boquct. Choose
rather pure white, green or transpar-
rnt Kisss, which allows the DELI
cate stems 10 be- seen. Brown Swiss
wood, silver, bronze or yellow straw,
conflict with nothing. THE vase
must be subordinate 10 what It holds.
A bowl for rose. raII-sprcading
vases for gladiolns, fern, white ILLS,
md the lire. Cups for violets and
tiny wood flowers. Baskets for vines
and gay garden blossoms. A flower
lover will IN time collect shapes and
sizes to suit each group.
Colors should he blended together
with neutral tints, OF whIc;, there are
abundance--whiies, grnya, puppies,
tender greenland which harmonize
the pinks, crfmsOns and brilliant reds
into soft unison.
Certain flowers assort we'll only In
families, and are spoiled by mixing.
or these are balsams, ho'lyhocks,
and sweet peas, whose tender liquid
hues are as those of drifting sunset
clouds. Others may he messed with
good effect. In arranging q large
basket or vase II Is well to mentally
divide It into small groups, maxi
Ing each gDup perfectly harmo-
MUS with ITSELF and blending the
whole with green and delicate colors.
And, np,ve MI, avoid stiffness. Let
a brighttendriIors spray Of vine spring
forthherc ami there, and wander over
and around the vase at its will.
The water should be warm for q
winter vase-cool, but not iced, for a
summer one. A little salt or bit OF
charcoal SHOULD DO added in hot
weather, to. obiviate'vegctahle decay,
and the vase filled anew each morn
Ing. With these precautions, your
flowers, II set beside an open window
vt night, will keep their freshness for
many hours even in July, and reward
by their beautiful presence the kind
hand which arranged and tended
them. ---Scribaer's for .4wg,tst.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-09-30
M INGRAM & DOAK.
NEBLErr 4 GRANT.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS,

on account of the departure OF several
mail routes, we are compelled to put our
paper topress Friday noon. rs a failure to
do SO makes our paper week In reaching
several hundred of our subscribers. Adj
vertisers will bear this In mind and send
In their favors In time TO be inserted Friday
morning.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-09-30
saturday, September 30, 1871,
CIIAxCERY SALE.

T. d. johnson w Polk q. johnson. ct ala.
In pursuance OF decree rendered IN the
Chancery Court ~ Clarkss He, viii sell
10 the hishesf bidder at the couii house
door IN GAINESVILLE, on
Monday, october >, 1871.
the Brick Residence on the Charlotte road
near tho city ~ ClarkssilIe. efmrfly
owned and occupied ~ n residence ny Mrs.
Margaret j. johnson, adjoining the resi-
dence OF y. A Caldwell.
TERMS OF sAIE.-' One-tourth cash. bni-
ance on credit OF q. " and ~ mouths
bearing interest from date and lien re-
tanned until the purchase money ~ paid
No redenirtion or repurcbn~c.
Polk q. Jon s0$, c. & NJ
sep -. H-.w-ln 6c "
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-09-30
WOODS WooDi
g. B. g RIA HAM

IL now prepared 10 take orders for wood.
] ffyou wish wood delivered With prompts
ness lsnve your orders with JOHN W.
noWl:hr Jr., Agent. NJ the Post OfFice.
ave Time In runfine 1or wood. OSdrrS
must be len NJ the Poef OfIler 10 inu1re
dispatch. Nov !. the time 70 lay In WoeA
Tor The winter. You cnn rely o. >rDnr q.
der. beinR promptly filled. =
" 's;y a's , I: srin''
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-09-30

Two brick cottages IN the rear OF the Med
Teal Institute, n; tn Thorough repair. There
cistern. stable, one-haIf ARE good garden,
within . stones throw 81 the square. close
y the Foundry. convenient 70 any part q!
tht iursst Fronts on renchtrec Alley. J
: sep. y i@i.}f oro. n. HAanss.
Two Hundred barrels good old Robertson
sep. :. is7i-'t Gro. y. nAHEss.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-09-30
Monuments, TOmbs, Tablets, Garden
Figures, Vases, Mantle Pieces, ETC.,


MOHumenls, TOmDs, IaDIetS, 0afOcn
~
all OF which Will be sold as low as the low
est. Persons wishing anything In this line
viii save money By giving me Il call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Against expenditure In honor OF the
des.d, Heaven has uttered no prohibition.
and earth Is not Injured, but benefited by
them. All those beautiful emblenls which
adorn the many t0mbs nrouiid which we
love to linger, assure US we are. In o world
OF wurtn and loving hearts. The adjoining
of the sepulchres OF the "loved ones" alle-
viates our GRIEF and soothes the wounded
heart. IL also cheers the bereaved to Know
that an additional establishment of the
grave presents stronger attractions to ar
rest the attention of the stranger. and
causes him to pause and learn tho name OF
one who has shared so largely In the love
of Others. 5iMel seH ~
:, We have not discharged the Office Of