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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN
Accommodation Trair.

The Saturday Accommodation Train on and after
the sixth instant, viii leave tie CalLope street
depot at 4l5 p. N
Persons coming into the city on the Mondey
Morning accommodation Train can return the same
Il ght 10 the 30 y NJ. Mail Tlalm viii stop at al
stations between New Orleans and Magnolia on
Monday tyeuIu gs.
las II i. L. FROST. General SUPERINTENDENT
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OFFICERS:
". II. PKCKHAM, President
'" T. HOOKER, Vice President
L. hCADAM, Secretary and Actuary
d a. FEhDkIkAR Superintendent; Of Agorc,es
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fe Gbrifus In feineu1 I'll. Gpan9eliun

lte @brtffus IN fetnem u. Gpangelium
trnabrt.
@tr uniererleits fnp entldteoen.
Wir mi6en gang uobL gu trem MIR
aeben louen. Dir fennen nur Ginen,
psn Gem es bei6t: @a6 Ct eud
iaet. ta6 tbut! CSoan. II. So. @tnen
3retten biele Mrt fennen mir niht.
uno wie @brtfu5 3u tetnem Nneern
ais su petrus unb leiren Na@folsern
9eiast bat: ~Du bit petrus &C." chem
10 weroen mir nie uno nimmer Gtnent
fol9en, Ter uns etpaS be1eblt, mas uns
petrus unb pur9 Jpn @briftus serbietet>
uno mare er aud Der mdatt9ffe 5err<
FIBER Der @elt. Wtr eeben, wie @bris
ifus es unS befeblt, uno pie es aud
idon oas Natur9eieB perlanet NIT oer
or5bten 9iebe unp Be:ettwtQisteit lem
&aiier, tpas bes Rat(ers if-pie 9anSe
@el9i@te biret uas eaidr-aber mir
9e5en audi @ptt> ,pas @pttes 1T. Das
mii0:n unb mollen mir tbun. unD
rpenn uns unlere @eener bebbalb ser
folsen, bann betbt ee erit re9t eiBentz
lid Selia bic @srfo!9une leipen I'M,
Der @eredtiafeit wiQen feli9 ieio ibr>
nenn eud Die meni9en 19mdbcn uuo
aQes 8Sle nit unrobrbeit Iter eu9,
repen uu1 mein.tmiQcn. Hreut eud
froblcdet, benn euer 2ebn 1T erpB i'm
6tmmel (Mattb. V. 10. f.) unc
num- ibr Geinpe unleres 6eiles. fbnnt
tbr eu9 mpbl renftn, pab NQe6 UNI onf
it, uas INNER ibr anlan0e1 nugget, uns
unierer GaDne treulcs, un1erm Gnbrer
entfremret, unlerer STRIDE un9eborlam
5u MAIDEN ; tbr f5nnt Damn aud ben
NuSipru6 beSMpofels mirptgen, menn
er iast: SD bin peri6ert pab wecer
SOB nod Qeben, &peper Gn9el nod
Mi1te, nod @epolten-np9 Elm an
peres @el6Spf e6 Dermo9, uns gu
ideipen BON Der Qiebe 0ottes, Die oo
it in Gbrito Selu> unierm 5er1n !
(R6m. VIII. 80. 30.) @enn aber
oas 10 1T, Damn isic coa Hug, LOFT al
BON eurem Gorbaten unp 3erldetlt eu6
felbft nt6t um lcnt ben &ppf an benz
Belien, ben nidt einmal bic Yfprten ner
91ue d~bermdlti9en wercen!
V. & NJ.
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Nplitiibe &ti1n1nen.

llm tenn 2eier ,u aeisen, wie bic &C.
e~enmdrtise 0unpesYerwaltun9 in ZEN
perldieceniten 8reilen reS Ganpes BE-
urtbeilt miro, fegen mir bic pplitiiden
Wittbeilun9en aus oneern 8ldttern
fort ; penn nidt6 1T mebr %seeisnet 3u
elmer auieitieen Beleudtuns Der wirfz
liden Sadlaee, als penn man aud
Die Meinuns Nnperer pamit oer9letbt.
Die 81. y. 5aneelsSeitun9, Elm racita<
le6 Slatt, 1a9t lter bic Ginanjpplttif
Der Bunoesre9ierunB:
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uerpen
9robe8 @epi9t le9en auf Die Nbjabz
lung Don iber 800 MiQtonen Dollars
pom rer National11ulo wdbrenp@ rants
Standardization, bic GeffeQuns tes
Gtecits Der @esieruns auf FOLDER
Wrunelase, bic Neputtion pes @ple=
as'os unp Die Mbldafun8 pnSteuern
i'm 8etras bon fdnf3is bis fe@3i9
MtQipnen Dollars. Die 3abluns
DON oretbu11oert Wttutonert Opuar6
per @@ulo In brei Sabrer, poer etpas
paruber 1T cine riefee Tbatia9e. @ir
9eben Der Apmtntfration ber3li9 germ
allen Orbit fit naS, mas fe in Be3u9
earauf eetban. Aber labt uns 9ere@t
iein. Cine 9rose 6umme bes 3apt~
tale Der @9ulp 1oppbL ME Elm grocer
Betras ldwebencer @@ulo puroe in
Der sprbereebencen Apmtniftration bes
5errn Sobnion abbt3ablt; troBoem
CAB mon jener @ominiitration penis
ooer gar feinen greott baflr. Dos
Nel ultat ipuroe ben munperpol1en
Ne6purcen res 2anpeS 3ueel9rieben
uno Dem enorunen @infommen, baS
;u erbeben Der @pngreb fir gut fano.
@dbreno mir 3ueeten, pab bic &e>
penuen ipr9lamer cplectirt mu,ber1 als
unter Ter rorbereeeansenen @pmint<
lrattpn, ieben mir ni9t Elm, wie pie
&esierune ben enpru,er ueberi9ub, Der
aus Dem 9plfe erbeben 1purpe, aueers
perrpencen tpnnte, al6 bur@ M~b3ablun9
Der Sdulp. Do@ bat biele6 8erpalti9e
Giufommen nt9t @utes aQetn berpor,
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OurbcnW anberer.)
3u tpe,,, ipuen mir 9eben ?

Mel@e Graoe? @impn pctrus bat
tod, als @briltus bic 3wSlis eeiraet
bate: wouet aud ibr meg oeben ?-ip
peutlid 9eantmcrtet: Ser! ~ mem
iouen mir eeben Du (ouein) BAIT
Wprte pes emigen 2etens. llnp mir
baben 9e9(autt unt erfannt, haB bu bif
@hriiiua, It, Spbn @otte5. (Spen
VII. 6o.) Unit eerlelbe Gbrilus iproh
gu ben NpoteIn unp tbren Nadfelsern /:
Wie mid Der @atsr aelanot bat, 10
fence ouh th eu9 (Span. Xxx. 81.
Wabrli6 laQe ib eu9, Mues, mas ibr
auf grpen binpen perpet, pas miro audi
i'm 6immel aebuncen ietn> unp NueS>
mas ibr auf grpen l6len nerpet> rat
fol- aud im6immel 9el6iet lsin (Matb.
XVIlI.) 49,, unp bel 2ufa6 CX.
16,): User eud b6rt Der b1rt mid,
uno per eub eeradtet> Der oeradtel
mtd: mer aber mid oerabtet> Der per-
adt.t On, Ter mid selanpt tat -llnp
3u Slmon lp,aA er nod tclenper6 :
Du bif Yetrue uno auf ptele N Tellen
piu t9 melne STRIDE bauen unr bic
pforten Der 6b4e >peroen fe ni1t iberz
mdltteen (Matb. XVI. 18! Du petpe
meine 2immfr, Da peipe meme @@a>
fe! (3oan XXI. 81. f) Du ftdrfe
teine Briper! 0utaS XXI. 32.)
8etm Matb. XVIII. II. enclih @prtdt
er: Wer cie STRIDE ntht b5rt, Der Iei
Dir rpte Elm 5eice unp 6fsntli9er Gin
Der !-Wenn IS nun ~ flar it, pab
mir unS an Gbr'itus, uni mad {etnem
ausoridltden BiQen an pic Mpo0cl
unp lire Na@fol9er, an bic &ir&eGbrtz
I'll unp uamentli9 an tbr fdtbares
Sberbaupt, pelen @laube in Bclee Ell
nes belonoeru @etetes nes 6erri1 niht
1panft Vufas XXI. 32.) bolten> pae
mtr Die STRIDE b5ren iputen, pie fam
mar ronn nod ftasen: gu mem iouen
MIR seben?!
Sa 70 1T e. seebrter 2eier; aber bas
1T IS eben, mas mir belonperS bercorz
beben m5bten. Sa betannt, au9emetn
befannt 1T e. gu pem MIR 9eben fouen.
une bic &atbcltfen baben aua tpttflt9
BARN nod ME BE 9erinofte unentf@ie<
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Yrafbent@ rant 9c5eietnst opn
Senatpr Scburj.

en- ietner Don Der 9an;ea amerifaz
>.Itsn Ta8eeprel1e perbreiteten ct.
Coulter &epe entptrf &arl S9ur; fol-
9enpes PORTRAIT Don prdfoent Grant:
Sd mill benz Yrdipenten ni9t webe
tkun. Auf feinen Gau 1T er Elm
Sdeutal. CT 1T etnfa9 Elm Mann,
wel@er feline bobe amtlt9e SteQun9 per
eiaenen Bequemlidfeit anpaBt obne
BARN &ddi9t auf Die Snterei1en Mn>
berer su nebmen. Gr fgt nidt in iet<
mem 3immer uno britet oariiber, auf
&pelhe Wetie unlere freten Snltttutionen
perni9tet perper f6nnen. @benio
1peni0 renft er aber paruber na9> mie
fe III erbalten ftno. ST penft lberz
baupt gar nidt. gr mill einfa@ Elm
eepi7es Ding purdieeen, unp tpent1,
ME Dies NIT Gan Domingo Der Gau
mor> Die 0erfa0une tbm i'm Wese fsbt,
14reitet er rubis iiber btelelbe binpe9.
Gr nil ni9t Die Nutoritdt per @eieBe
niepertreteu, er mill bios, pob tie tbn
ni9t in ieinem Spun btnDere. Gr ptQ
cos aQeemeine S9idlidfeits9sfatl
ni9t 1yifematiia burd Nepotismus
uno nieprise Gerbinouneen perleBer,
ni&t ben S%taatsoienit corrumpiren unp
pas polittl1e 9eben berabmtiroteen ; ct
piu bios feline 0erwanpten unp Clint
hinge anaenebm placiren, it@ NIT 2eu<
ten umseben, Die gu Jpn pafeu, uno
feinen 9nterefen 10 gut ptenen, ais er
fam.
Gr 1T ni&t gang unfdbie eelesentz
lid eiwas @utes 3u tbun. Gr 3tebt
cine quite Grnennuns elmer f@le6ten
Dor, wenn pie Sa6e ionft 9lei9 ttsbt.
Gr wini9t obne 3weifel, rob Nuee
gut eebe, fem eisen Bobl nit einse>
16lo0en. Oils per &uf mad Gip1l<
pien lrefurm febr popular wuroe, mar
er nabe taran, ielbf Elm @iuilpienitre
former au >perpen. ST be9ann nabr>
f9einli@ nit iebr suten Abf&ten uno
mirte i5nen pbne 3metfel treu 9sbl'ez
ben lein, tpenn er es nidt in le'nena
eSntereGe 9efunren bate bic pol'tll1e
Ma11ine gum 3mede ieiner Wteperers
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9ebraGbt. W pat Elm SyItem BET Gr<
traoo8an3 aufre@t 9ebalte,1 unb au all
;er Dirt Don Corruption uno Sdaaer
i'm @onereb 9eflbrt. @dre bic 8e.
aeuerun9 unb bic &epenue BON Nnfana
Der @rantl9en Mpminifration an auf
cine Baiis BEG Triepens unb berSpor<
iamfeit r~erujtrt porben, 10 bdtte pos
0anp mebr profttrt. Die 6unperte sou
MiQioner, bic Dem @olfe unnStbia
ent3esen &purcen, unp Die gum She'll
toot in ben 5hagsew6lben laeen, Mir
ben in bic &andle Der Snbunrie eefloIz
fen ietn, unb 3u unierer Yroruftions<
fdbisfeit unsebeuer piel betsetraeen baz
ben. Der Credit Der &eoterune wlrpe
eben 10 gut, peer be6er etabltrt porpe1
isin, NIT einem tleineren G;nfomme1
uno Sparlamfeit ais unter Der Vplitif,
wel@e perfolst porren 1T. Dies lift ei>
re 3tatla6e pelde allen StaatS6to>
asmen ,pobl betannt lit. 81 Naticl1
bate bereits Dor Dem Beetnn bes Nmte>
termins pes Generals Grant ibre1
fsten GntldluB, bic S9ulp III aablet1
9esei9t. @enn Elm YubdltntemdBia
fleiner 8etra9 jdbrlt6 bieiem 3ped
5u9ewenpst worpen rdre unp rte Re>
aisrune fi@ ~ftrifter Sparlamteit be-
Ftibi9t bdtte> 70 wurben unlere @ertbz
popiere obne 3peifel b5ber i'm Martte
9eitancen fein, uno mir pdren Der
Wieoeraufnabme Der Baarsabluna ndz
ber. Da6 @elo, wel9e6 Dem @el1Gft
ent;o9en uno in benz S9aB a%ufaebduft
,porsen 1T, bat Die 8aar3ablune ni9t
erlet9tert uno bat etnen 0erlult, Don
SntersKen allein, BON fiber irpan3te
MiQionen felt Wdrs 1869 perurla@t.
Die Acminttrationspartet I'M Com
8reb bra@te In ben leBten mpnaten
cine 5teuerreeuttton BON pier3ie Bis
flnf3is Mtuionen gu @tanre. Die
beporitebenbe Yrdfoentenpabl fibrte
,pabrl@einli@ ,u pielem S@ritt. Mber
fte >par au parteiiid. Gs tpar cine ball
Re Masresel. Na@ Dem @runblaB,
bab %eonierpatiue eeute seneiet {lnp> bic
llebel peer bic 3utdnoe Der Dtnee> ,pie
fe beteben, lieber 3u trasen, als fib
na@ anpsrea gu Ra9ten> bic fe ni9t
fsanen, nebmen wir an, bab Elm She'll
Der &apitaltifen uno @ei6dftaleute
Gen. Grant Dor Germ Greeley ben
8or5u9 seben weroen. Nter, mie ldon
seiaet man brau9t feline Gurdt Dor
Ginan3oerwirrun9 unp @erldle9teruns
oes CREDITS Der &eeterune gu baben>
,pel&er @anoioat aud eewdblt wereen
mag. Sn Der 9bat> bic plutfarm per
2iberal< Nepublifaner unb Dempfraten
unp ras Notwithstanding Der Gam
pipaten cteier betpen p%ereint9ten parz
teten oeripridt ptel mebr in 8e5us auf
Sporlamteit unp Geoenuez& Sci ornt, alS
mir nad 9emadter Grfabrung Don BET
jebieen Administration gu erparten
@runo baben."
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Nener Mufieb>pun9 III Tramf=
reid.

@ie In Deuti9lanp, in Re, S4meii,
in Stalien unp i'm ibrisen europa. tit
audi in Granfret& cine tief9retfence ST.
pceun9 auf Gem relistSien @ebiete i'm
@oase, unb merfwlrbiser @eile feat
in Branfret@, bas 70 lan9e an Der
SpiBe Der &eltetpnslplen marl9irte,
Der ppftipe @etft pb. 60 bat Der oreife>
aber ned rifi9e @ui;ot In ber prptez>
ftantilaen Synope NIT 81 9eeen As
Stimmer oas neutrality-suspicious.
misunderstanding seeen bic &atio>
naliten purdaelegt, mas piel bereutst ;
renn Die Mitolteper Der SYnppe eebSz
rem fdmmtli9 Der ieaenannten gebilpe>
ten&lahe an, oeren Nelieipn antermdrt6
Karin befebt> bab iie feline bat unp )eoe
anoere Neli9ion befebcet. I'm Der Be-
ratbuns ees observation-disclosures fteQte
Wi(@pf Guponloup gu Nttifel So ea6
Enhancement: Die Miniiter pe6 &riez
9es uno Der Marine baben rur9 Ne>
clements eatlr gu lor9en> rab ben SRI
lttairs aller Bafen pie n1tbt9e 3sit unp
Tretbeit 9etdert bletbt, ibre relisi1'en
pfidten an Spnnta9en unp an anrern
mad tbrtn refpettioen Befenntni17rn eez
bsilisten 6eftaDen ;u trflQen. Disle
Heslements fine in Der @eIeBeSlammz
lung III per6fentliden. Der &riessz
miniter erfldrte fd pamit einveritan~
ben, cab cie franS5Ride Nrmee niht
ferner r%eligionslo6 iein iou, uno iiebe
oa, Der Uertf@rtttsmann @ambetta eebt
burd rie Neiben ser Qinten une 3er>
ftreut ibre Becenten 9e9en oas Nmen:
Dement, 10 rab ba1elbe einfttmmt9 an
9enommen miro ! Was bat wobl Gam
BETA, ben jtpeiten Mann Granfreias
Der Dor pentsen Wonaten 6fentli@ ben
fran56fiden gpiefppat Der 0aterlanbs<
lpiefeit bei@ulpiets, pieD emotrattTrun1
Der STRIDE unp romit ibre 2%cstrenuuns
Don Som als &uf9abe Der Republif
be,eidnete> gu piefem Muftreten bewo>
gen ? 8ieast&t lit Ct roran ertnnert
poroen> pab fi@ Die aus @pm abberuz
fenen pdpitli@m 3uapsn neben ben
WarineIolcaten, fat lauter gut fatboltz
i9en Bretanieru mad Dem 3eu9ni0e
Der Deutl9en unter allen fran56fiden
Eruppen am tapferfen lalu9en; oiel<
leidt bat ibn 9biers Iber3eu9t pab etne
firdenfctnoli1e Nepublif an bee ftr@z
li9en @el.unune Der srOben Mebrbeit
Der Nation 3eri1elen mi6e otelleitt
bd't er IS fir 3eitsemdb, pa6 bic fransSfz
Idle Republit Die fir@li@e Glas9e ouf<
bi1e, naGoem f@ Deutl9lano uno
Stalien ~ often ais &ir@enfetnoe
bic 6dnoe ret9ten, wdbrenp in
Deutl@lauo bic erpbe upfahenbebe"
los9rbt, Stalten ben Stteit NIT Dem
popfe perlbdrft In Deutl9lane uno
Jta!ien Don Der p~teaRbaren pre6e be-
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w. Wtktktk|
pirt uno cine Combination pentilirt
wiiro, ur1 Dem finfttsen papR falls Elm
Nohfpleer Plus TX. sefunoen miro,
~un1ddplid" III MAIDEN. Dos biebe
cine 6erSfobpulitif ee9en bic fatbpli1&e
STRIDE sorberetten, po3u f1@ nur Elm
slidterauiater, fanati1@er Geinp ent>
j9lieben fam ; Bonn nur Elm folder
bepenft ri9t> zap, mdbreno er sunn
@tpe ausbplt, er f@ felbft Denen blob>
fteut, pel@e ra9eourRi9 unb eiferli1ite
redts uno linfs an letner Seite feben.
Der erimmt9fte Geino ees neue1 Deutz
lden &ei9es une pes beutlden Bottles
fam ntdts 10 ber3ltd wlnlden, als
oab bas r,eue beutl@e 8at1ertbum f1
in einem &f eeeen tit STRIDE Der;
mifele, rpte na6 alte unter rem Staufen
Jriecrib II.
Gum S@luB cine eelai6ti9e Ct
innetur9:
Mm IL. Mai 1909 erlieb Napo!eon
l. aus Dem Observation-Disclosures
5dlo0e SdSntrunu bel @ien bae
Defret Der popf bat %aufeeb5rt, Elm
weltlider 6err su fetn", unp vRom,
betlts purd erpbe Grinneruneen, miro
cine fatlerli6e Stact bes Nei9es fetn".
Ml6 plus VII. NIT Der Grcommunicaz
tion a%ntportete, Lief Jpn Napoleon in
Der NaAt pom A. auf Den 5. Suli I'm
8utrinal uberfallen unp al6 @efanscz
men otfibren. GS lag jebp@ nidt in
ieinem Sinne, ZEN pdpfltden Stubl
~ serbre6en unb bic Ginbeit per totboz
liihen STRIDE gu nernt@ten, iontern er
perfol9te ben Ylan, bte &iraeneetpalt
Dem Staate> baS beibt lem &ailer,
oienRbar gu MAIDEN. Darun1 inter-
banoelte CT %fortwdbrenb nit bempap@te,
ueriu9te Jpn balp bur@ Drobunse1 gu
erl9refen> balb pur9 8eripre9en unp
pas Mn9ebpt Don 3ret MiaionenGranc3
GipiQifte um3uitimmen> erbielt aber jez
pes Mal pom benz @%efansenen bic
rubiee Mntwort: Non possumus.
(Dir tSnnen niat.)
Seeds SABRE ipdter reipirte plus
VII. wieoer als Seuperatn In &pm.
Mue Wonarden Guropa'e pbne Mus>
nabme batten bic Hefauratipn tes &ir>
9cnltaate6 al5 cine politilbe Nptbwet1z
oi9feit ertannt. Der pplitil9e Neforz
u;atpr Gurppas ea9e9en, Der Manu peS
II. Mai BON 1909, 1a6 als @sfans:>
1er auf etnem etniamen Gel1 fen res
Cceaus uno befannte: Der Streit
NIT cem Yapfe bat mir mebr 9eI9abek
als Der rulilde Gelc3ue."
Mu@ mir babsn 0rebe8 erlebt> nie
uniere Setter I'M SABRE 1909; mir baz
ben einen anpern Nappleon> prtn3en
uno &ronen i'm Staube roQen ieben.
Der papf bat mteper %auf9ebSrt, Elm
weltli9er 9err gu ietn; bic peutl@en
Sibaalen pom beute an tbrer @ptBe Der
&etdsfan3ler 8tsmard, fnp e. rpel9e
ben &f 9e9en Som flbren. @u&
ibnen miro bic unparteiii4e @eidi9te
einff ra5 l1rtbctl fprehen.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-20
The Election In Texas.

The Gatling gun policy failed In
Texas after all. The Administration
has met with another blow, which
should at least stun 1t into q consci-
business OF its folly. The New York
World, summoning up the official re
turns, says:
1--WE have at least the official re-
turns of the special Congressional
election held in October last. DeS-
pte the fact that the polls were kept
open four days--this measure of facil-
tatiOn Tor the trotting of blacks from
precinct to precinct being reconstruct
ed Texas laws Tor all elections-and
notwithsta ding the terrific sparing,
eXpungement, and elimination to
which the democratic vote was sub
jected by "loiin can vusserS, the totals
are democratic, 62,525; republican,
43.71l, democratic majority, lS,T6l II
gain of y, 3S5 over the last Congress
ional vote, which stood: democratic,
81 ,SSs; republican, 3i,5l9; republican
majority, 1881. Then the delegation
stood Onp democrat and three repub-
licans; now three democrats and one
republican, all that one only in on II
contested certificate. TO estimate
the worth ot this triumph II must Toe
borne in mind that the republican
Governor, Davis, had the State
swarming with lis cut-throat troops,
jail-birds, Mexicans, negroes, white
de-peradoes, and other scum, armed,
mounted, aud paid at public cost /;
had in addition n select brigade of de-
trctives on duty; still in addition
twenty special policemen in each
county; and lastly, actually forbade
any voter 10 remain in town after
casting his ballot, and declared the
usual election hurrahing cause for
invalidating the returns from that
vicinage. But violence failed with
this Texas man, as II failed with
Drake in Missouri and BrOwnlow in
Tennessee, and will fail yet with
their White House imitator
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-20
The Model wife.

Rev. DIR. A. A. Willis, In recent
lecture delivered In Brooklyn. de
scribed tho model wife of ancient
times. Among other traits Of her
character which he referred TO, was
her Industry. lie said:
"She was the model woman ofthat
period, for this age and Tor all ages to
como. Costumes and customs had
changed, but all the essential features
of womaDly character are as fitting
now ~ thep. The speaker then read
the description Of her In the Book OF
Proverbs, and remarked that all that
human genius had labored for centu
ries ~ embody In marble, on canvas,
or In the pages of poetry, for concep-
ton of that which was true and
graceful and beautiful In woman, we
might challenge the whale world to
bring picture Of woman worthy to
he compared with this. The whole
picture was lighted up with the glow
of q most cheerful activity. She not
only superintendent the duties OF her
household, but worked with her own
hands. The daughters of modern
society miaht here lind n useful hint.
The idea prevailed, nowadays, to a
great extent, among young ladies,
that work was degrading; that 1t be-
longed to 'commnn' people. The
modern idea of manly beauty
was ali ethereal creature, with fair
features and a frail body, supported
by walebone. The hearty, vigorous,
blushing rose used to be the emblem
of beauty, but 1t Is now the lily, even
though lily white be made accessory
to such q result. 1t might be truly
SAIL of them: They toll not neither
do they spin, yet solomon In all his
glory was not arrayed like one oil
these The idea of domestic indus
try being vulgar Is one of the conceits
of modern days. Neither rich mol
poor were exempt from the divine
law that industry was hcalthful anu
proper. You, ladies, to be mode
wives, should be industrious.u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-20
Shameful Outrage.

The Charlotte IN. c. Southern
Home, edited by Gen. d. II. Hill,
photographs q scene in the principal
street of that town as follows:
On the ninth inst, ninety quiet,
respectable farmers, Of Rutherford,
Cleveland and Lincoln counties, were
marched through our streets by the
lowest and vilest of dirty United
States Marshals and placed on the
Raleigh train, to attend the United
States Court. Some of the prisoners
were carrying their bed clothes, strap
ped on their backs too poor to pay
their hotel bills. Some were accom-
panied by their wives, some by their
friends and neighbors, etc. The en-
tire crowd amounted to two hundred
persons. all torn from their business,
to be dragged three hundred miles to
attend u court, which, hut for malice,
might have been held within a few
miles of the homes of the prisoners.
Gangs Of Negroes followed the pris-
oners to the depot, jeering, tannting
and laughing at them. Here the in.
suits Became more provoking, and
cries went up from the excited mob,
"D--n the Ku-klux," chang de last
one of DEM" "dey is gwine to catch
hill nOw,n etc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-20
The uorrors OF uayanna.

Further particulars of the murder
of the young students In Havana,
are coming out little by little. 1t Is
well known to-day in that city that
at first that only four Of the lads
were condemned to death, but the
court considered the number too
small. So little blood would not suf.
flee to quench the thirst Of the howl
ing mob outside, and it was deter
mined to draw four more by lot.
1t so happened that the the Ber-
mudeZ brothers were drawn. Que oil
the Judges, Apolinar del Ratio, ex-
claimed: "rhis Is horrible! How
can we snatch two sons away from
one mother?" and one of the Bermu-
dez brothers was condemned to death,
and the other to the chain gang.
Young Verdugo, who was shot,
was with his mother at the church oil
Nostra Sonora del Pillar when the
supposed dissertations of graves took
place, and another victim, the little
fellow Ileray Medina, was with his
family in Matanzus.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-20
Governor brown of Tennessee.

The Pulaski Citizen, speaking Of a
recent visit of Gov. Brown to Pulaski,
Tenn, says:
The Governor Is hopeful Of the fu-
tu-e, and thinks there il a tide COM
ing, upon which we may ride out OF
our national difficulties, If we will
only wait for it and take 1t at the
flood. He thinks the Democratic
party Is the hope OF the country, and
zealously opposes a dissolution or
disarmament of the party organiza-
ton. We may have TO form an alli-
ance with the moderate Republicans
to de:e the present administration
the future alone can reveal the best
policy to pursue but for the present
the old Democratic ship should not
be dismantled or deserted. When it
Is proven that grand old Democratic
army cannot succeed with its own
captain, and without aid, then, with
the party organization intact, we
will march to the aid of any other
party to beat the Grant administra-
ton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-01-20
Labor ans, Capital.

There is II great deal of tom -foolery
eXtant in the world about the rela
tons of capital aud labor; just AS l..
they had not and would not always
take care of themselves. A Boston
wOrkingman, whose eyes are clearly
opened to the facts Uf the case, offers
toast that covers the whole ground.
He says: Capital without labor is
like faith without works dead. La
Dor without capital is like works
without fnith-valueless. In the ma
ture of things there is perfect har.
mony between them, and seliishncss
alone suggests any antagonism. Let
capital beware lest it alienate5 labor.
Let labor bew re lest 1t cripple capital.
Let capital say to labor, "lend me
thy hands; and let laborrrply, Il will,
but let me hold one of the strings of
thy purse.'n