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Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19

sri pere Wosr, bu tar infle ipte;
On tar meg aboi paa @eeien fp9le;
On tar aobi feobe Den minite 5aar /:
So fla tie tafa n iorutan 0ou.
(Min patrs (sstl. imuffs) MOr, Oh
bebepsr life at ler9e, on bebeper al.
oria at feloe Den minoits Suare !:
lea ifaI life tase bam fOruosn GOp).
Suorpaa Moosrsn beroliset par 9aaet
bjem. Sa Senten iiosn bauoe ia9t
Woberen, at bun maatte gifte rig
meo 8nlt, BRAT bsnne / @raao o9
minbsbs benne ON, bpab bun buppe
lunest / SsIifabet. Seq ipurste, ON
bun life bapbe msnt, bu0o bun lon9.
"Ia 10 nu," loo Suaret, men ieg
funoc life boIbe mig" - On Ell
anoen beremt Stepian9er. Der, naor
ban i SeIitnb par blepsn Darn af
81 % Yanbs, ifuloe flnne impro.
piisrs, buorlrnge Oct iaa bar, men
iom UNDER nit SpboIo bar bOrte puo
Sanoel, futtaIte man, at ban %fotfla.
REQ. lin gune meo De Orb; "Sst er
liesiom Gn itOo % "musia" G. D. |.
bpiltsbO Oct ! Cret paa mig"
: Oct 9sIs or S%etersoolsn
Oct Stres, boOr oisie Smaaoiste
snbnu ifuoe frsm mso Den melt paar
liss 5riifbcp % Quit. : Setsrs.
caIsisntsns bicoe SprOs Iposr Stc.
pets usnosIise Iiurlins al EN- 0eng'
ieI os tiHrIis Sors imutt inotr1n'
senos. % in9sn ~uncsniters sr Der
erUot Ell iaarau SpIcIiens Sus oper
oisie SOIftposilsns SmaabIumitsr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19
Ont Stepet.
tSiter Scraen Mtre.


Sill Sste9nslie al bpOrlcrts Stepet
bIipsr til, oil iss mcrpsle 6elSenre:
: Spslouo eiitcNs lao ics Gin.
eli bos Ell 9usmonostone, Der bar
napnfunois for iii forcnms Step'
cistuins, % upte9neoe Steu. &eS
Here ipurSte isg, bpem Sc bareleos
ON. Msn pa ies peo ct eioroe BET
iamms Sper9smuaI, fom saaterns
bsnce / Sinsne, % bun f%ortalte noen
Smipeb, at bsnpss SorGlcre, ct Har
pelbapsnoe @aarriolf. b0uoe moclut
zig benpss 6orbinoslie msb csrss
9usmanbs Sea, bpsm bun sllfsos,
% meo bpsm bun MI bar gift. )
ct Selifab. bpor bnn peo Boreet lao
lammsn meo b,nne @ut, % bpor
llofororinssitspsns bare "ilensts no"
til 8siparslie. bIsp bun paa IltNsn
paer lin Moters Mnilst, Der msc
uroli9 Mine itirrsbs ind paa bsnbs.
SUN fang Ia;
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19
Span Cafe, Tafpta Scrr.
Guauit 6te 1875.
6r. Hehafterl

Seq bar bert, at Ger rr en- Del
9anbsmGnb / @innclbeif Gountp,
Der aster at biiess Sutota @srrstorp
for ON muIi9t at inpe frit oanb.
Sficnt nb Snbpaansr al Satota,
pOuer lce BOG at anbsfale hsnne Gel
al 0onNet. iom isg bar b~ersiit. Den.
ne Del al 5srrstOrist un9ier De Ibb'
ritliss Counter. Ius Stsrer fanpt
iss 2anrsmGnb / iorboInspis sobe
8aar. 0anret sr sobt baaos Tor
8rsaturopI % ole Slass Seoeartsr.
Seq tror life, Ser sr mango Steoer
/ Soma, icm iaar, bpab Nplin9 an.
saar, opsrgaar psnne Ssl al Ssrri.
torist. Min Ssniist bar. of bsnpsr.
Be mine 9anrsmHnos SpmGrtiom.
bso bsrpaa. Surner Gourtp, bpor
ies Dor, 8%rrnoier MOB Norb til NC.
Goof % Minnsbaba, moo @sit til
Mrmitruns % Suidinion. moo SpN
til Canton % Slap, % moo Sit
til 9incoln Counties. Guuntiet bar
oreaniisrst 1871 % bappe "a 5 Snb.
pannsre. Nu osrlmeo CT Der nosst
oper 1000. 9anpst sr I'll bel9sfor.
mig Yrairie % 9~iennemltiUrsS al
mango imaa 8Gtfe &ermillon iii.
Der 9iCnnemIebsr Gountist paa bets
Sltilns. Sorrbunosn beitaar al goo,
lort Wulioro imeusm q a 81 6oo
npb meo unosrla9 af Ger. 9snns
SIass Sorobuuo sr omtalt lom Den
bsrits for ale Sluss Sepsartsr, buiI.
fet % oenne Srits rise NuIins be.
uiier. Ser er enbnu Ell MGngos
frit 0nno at faa paa Someiteap tuer
peo SfOuplantnins. Gn Wano fan
MI life alsns biuist fcrliuHs ii9 100
Nerss 2ano, ban fan enros peo ell
sanife lirsn uosift bolbe fine 800
Mcrss Der inbsn fort Sio oil brin9e
bam i Ell goo StiQins. Ser sr in.
gen Ssrnbane, men ba bette Gountp
bar en- nlsSst eunitis 8sli99snbso /
iaa Ssnissnos, er Der al llbiist for,
at en- Ssrnbans oil sisnnsmfiars
Ssrritoriet fra SIT til &sit.
Ser sr iOm uus Stsosr | ct Yrai.
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19

ira 80 esnts til l Dollars, llofsr.
isl %, 1872 27O Bulbels.
Sornfues 8acsn forbeorss itaois,
alsue al Sbortborns. 8oe9 i~nofertss
forrise Iar 1000 Stpffer. Soma
bra9te ~antaasli9 i iorrise Mar til
pitIiSere Martsosr bsupso 800 900
Stpffer &p99.
Spin: uofsrlslen fra Staten bar
/ 10000 buoraf 10000 illsteoes
% nspiaItsoes forinoen llofsrielen.
Gen sienneminitlise Sest par 26S
Yuno.
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19
&anse 6riftau Anoer(en.
(Fset Zen 2ntn Gryjl 1905. fre rem
ihs aulul, 1879

gu, Sanmart, StiaIrcs Qau0 meo
osilisit @an9,,
Wto Scuns ~llnsoOms. 9erIishso i
Sam,
Sitsm MI Ell al Zine i%fienns Sanse,
Wsn en- al Dem, Ger toltsr Sors %
Sarnl
5tIre Dig SrrstFor, bu NOrrsns
&pinNe,
Qao Saarer rinne, iiirnn. NanitsIRrl
H,bpIant m.b 8raao en- iriit % ifien
Siermlnoe,
Tu banits Solf, paa bin Den sren.
Tu bar Bet nceist MI. - Su ar.o
l1re,,
Ut Surssns Suo Bet pilNe tomme
mart,
ut en- Of Sanmatfs Siatubalpss
Strtr9s,
zen Golsits, Der leo iaa rent % fIort,
Gen lfnlre trorS osns lln9roms
flon9 - BOG brittle
% lrsSes ntb for Der ii lpoc mer,
90 irrsno Solicit ieIu Oct ristie pirite,
%ar Sfinlren Seo. - Nt ia. MI rrD
ban er -
gu gn9eI - en- al bisie lple, flare.
Com ban / Si9teripn iaa tiNt bar iet,
Sorlob btn glade, rene Simmslitare,
Com ausreos StialoeRs YIaps bar
rsnt,
S9 Iuffse emit / Sgbsns StunS
bans Sie
Ss fpslso blsse Wuno til ialis Srsb.
0srpaa Be slaos iuans fig MOB BET
Seie
fiI Simlsns Srpb % spis Ssrli9.
beo -
gu tit ban rene, Ipis gnsIspinssr,
$porom ban tibt iaa b~arnsslab bar
bremt.
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19

rieIanb fnapt for Stou; lict Stop
er Der BOG pso @ermiQiOn 8ipsr
lamt psb onore Slooer. Span Sofe
sr Napnst paa en- liben Untfer Sncle,
bpurpeo Ell 8p er anla9t, Der bGrer
iamms Napn. Sen er G%ountpl9oet
for Surner GOunlp, % iom bslis'
9snbe ler Gentrumst al Gountist
oil Den "beltanbis bsboIoe bette Sor.
trim. 8psn bar nstop iaa at liae
bsepuot at trGoe fine SarneIto, tbl
snonu sr Der blot ct Store Get Drug.
itors), en- Smeribop FAINT ell 0oftOr.
TIMBER Bp9ning er ct tort Store,
lom oil blire fpIbt meo allebuunbe
&arsr. Ser er c9iaa uncsr Con.
trait en- Agricultural Sifice, lumt eli
&iswam for Modinerp, iamt en-
SaIoon, % andre Sorretnin9er oil
felgs, Spab Bette Steo melt tlItr9n.
ger er ct goot 9Otel; tbi Der er MI
+ GsQi9encGr, iom mrbe Der, % ra
Stsoct Iigser miotusis melem SiOuT
Sails % CANTON, er ber ieIufclgsIi9
mango 8eiienos. gubUioere fommsr
mango Tor 6orneieliens Sfplo: fiiie
% iclIe paa oenne uoffre lille Snble,
men maa na btlaus Jig paa at loUe
unbtr aabtn Simmsl al Wan9sI pac
Sotel. SeSuccn er Der Ell upm9r.
fet 600 &ul,onius for neitsn enbUer
6orrstnine, iaaiom Stepsts Sme9n
er tGt befolfst. yefolfninseu bsitaar
al rusiiifs Msnoniter, Imaifaners
% Sfanoiuausr. Ser sr Omfrins
800 ifanbinapiife Samilisr, buorai
Be heite sr panife. Seq ltriusr bisie
9inisr I'll &silsbning for be al mine
9anN smUno, Der pnlfer at iiube irit
9ano. iaapsl Tom for oem. iom on.
itsr at bsspnoe Ell eIer anoen Slnss
S%Orretnin9; % Oct sr alpslts life for
at bsforbre nit eset BEL o9 Ssbits,
On iss life sr intsrisierst boerfsu i
9anr. cllsr Observation-Disclosures. Ser.
iom Der sr nc9sn, lOm rnlfsr n9r.
mere unberretnins ON 6orboloene
iaa lfaI is9, iaaplot iom min Sir
tillabsr bet, bsipare aue rimsli9e
Sperssmaal, Der maatts eieres til
mig pso Brsu, naur Srimerfe peb.
lUsgss for SuarifriusIie.
Saabsnce at be al mine 0anbs.
m9np, iom bar tGnft at beige Oa.
fota, tassr rig err Sur bsrtil, form.
Den be ilaar zig NED andre Steos,
tssnsr iss mig meo Mstslis
8uitap 8ilbsrt.
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19
2ibt af @uert.

Sptn ct Scuis paa, buor Itrrf en-
a5Siif fan bore meopsIer "4arb. Stiftst.
iplseuoe: gu Srret paa nriten balu.
anbens Nlens 9Hn9be, lOm baboe
forpiIost lis inb / Narbus Sapn,
bIeu iberois eiteritr9bt at en- Irbeics.
maub, buem oct enoellg lDffeogs meo
ct IaIelsrn at faa fat i. Den men
Srreten preb zig. ifient %iaaret, meo
en- FABIAN Stprfe, at Den beisoe
Serllsts 50uoer / Den @rab til 81.
Den, at be fnapt peo to Wrnos
8rGfter funoe brin9ss / osres rette
Stiuins i9ien.
Set bOieite Tjelo pan Soroeu er
life Longer Gusreitfieloet paa 9ima.
lopa, men ct at &apt. 9aplon op.
oaset SisIo uso @aun 9erfuIus paa
Np @uinea norcPlt for M~ultraIien.
5erfulus ifal nemli9, oerlom man
fan tro Wsooslelieu, p9re 30 1856
5Sob bolt, msoens guereittinosn fln
CT 29,002 SOB. &aptein 3aiulon
forteller, at ban % en- 6elseiueno
naasoe op til Ell Sgibs al %, 3l4
SOB, men at 8loost ba be9pnote at
flpos Dem at Ncie % Srsn, iaa De
maoite tu9e fat paa Meoitisninssn
ltroI.
8ierlisbsb inbtil Seben.
Gn9Ienoeren: "Se9 pjl lpriuss i
Sanbetl"
Spbitsrsn: "SpOrior?"
@usIenoeren: "5or ii Oar iioen
iaa iss i Baoeltseet Somburs en-
Game, men iss bauos life itrur Ssi.
Iisbso til at iris til benos; - NIL
bar ics sieuncmrsiit bile europa. for
at ic9e sftsr nit &lertels Dame,
"Maria Stamm". men bar life fun.
BET bsnoe. Nu oil iss ieae Oeoen;
oen ipeiminbite flu man oa nnoe."
Spoifsrsn : Nti piritlis! Saa fol.
ses nj 40. 6or ii Oar ii>en siitsee
lss mig meo "Warid Stamm", %
bar bpcr 5lme pna 0Iseu / be 10.
ite nj aar ~iOreiat miQ Tor bcnoss
Sfplo at ipyir9e / Wanoet."
- : ct Yriuatorcu ia Waoasas.
far btrstttS, al Der | SsRs 9opso.
itao. NntNnGuatlpo. or Gil rem sappe.
ltrib FOR al lore Morif. h,oraf Here
fun life laa !joet. Motif "a Ron lfe
tilieisr 8replfyivtrsn, III iNcIbeic me
act populrrt ! rur,. "a 81 bsnrones
i &cscIcn men rs &atnne JON "nb
l0t1lSa rp c!0nH O C. UAlt'a SsH'
ner."
Si0lu 8 lpI bar ell 91p, lom
forbpofr III Mnar q Qlitc III meo
lin Steordtter meH or or ulgsil
borasIia 4ou. iom / lblrsr ham at
aifie is msN IN SuGe'morsr. &c.
ole Iatursn lDnt,s. al ca naNdn Sop
par uneopn ia.
- SSoiud tr hcr 10000 WN
neltsr os 1896 9l4 Srin.
- Orr life I@Glc mem bar en-
@iueier pep Napn Gbdm anlm 8o
faaet @crle,brcp ION c y'tf Srrs
ger ; Ban iill rert bI ,ri,t ,&lRes
Ter, bpem beuntW bltpca II Del,
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19

Der, boo l"ieosgnslebern "iprinser.
On builfe ban laa Ofte lang laa
ificnt, -
Der MI ban iIaar i'm abIs Sarpss
Strsn9e.
Com toner MI m.o bimmsIif Timber.
flang,
% ousr bIomtsritrpbs Simmel.g nss
8isnlpbsr ben i bsili9 Gn9lsian9 =
% ban bar trat % uilo. 9lsrns bpile
% mso lin emms Wober ilumrs inr;
SO ba ban iaa SUBS GnsIs imaa
at imils,
@ur iibits 5aars terrst al bans &inb.
9an bar iaa milo, laa barne9lao i
Sisrte.
Snns belle Gin bar Iist engornebrem,
90 nerre 9uu bam boobs 6rDo %
Smerts,
Msn cnots ooe / iuIi9 Gu8Isoycm. =
San iIog Den 9i9tsritrena, JON inssn
unoen
6ormunco reys u,o, lang, minors
ilaa,
% itiert Der ponfsb Spot fra en-
% anoen,
9an bIsp oo9 Den. Der beiteo Eris
iom foa.
Sans Sarp,s Sorsr bare a!tior bleoe
SSor Gsrpsns msstise % l9rrs 6lof,
"a ira En- uItfor bnrulis SieI De
Hene,
Sil at De tunes naa Be Store not.
Men BOG Be naa,o Rem - ira Bar.
nsmunos,
Sbi Bern laa, tpnn 9arbe ii ioritob.
Saus Nopn ha flri ION Sanssriu9I
/ Qunne
Sra Norb' Nmerita til Subls Slob !
% ale SuIf BAN lnrte ret at fl,nos,
% Spot fotpanNIet blsu til alGr'
lisbso;
San buNrst bIsp al Wanb % Barn
% 8pinos,
San Qjpsts SutIb ham bIcu til Srpo
% S %.
Saa ale SoIt Norosus trsnos &iasr,
IsbI0s en- Winpstrans paa Stial'
oens 8rap
Sscus ben iaa mso Saarer, banlte
Yiser
% minoss alt, buab StiaIbsn gosr
CAB!
Sans Winr,itsn m.e 8ranie s ON.
llpn9s
ga Ieber 8ernsne til Siptten ben.
Ger Dem bans flrrs Wineslans at
ipuae,
Sbi glntcrien ban bar en- SDrntpen.
9ernt Niterrle.
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19

Sill. 40 919. 1888
On Statens SOrebru9 % 6eorift
iorrise Mar meooelss feIssnos:
Mais 3 Wiuionsr Mcrss unbsr
Outlining Mplins. II Miu. 8uibeIs;
@arbi, 80 Mia. Oouars ; al Mais
uoitibsoes ifior 5,577.31s 8uibsIs.
Spsbe: MpIins, 35 Mia. 8nibsls;
| ct Gountp apIsnss eisnneminitlis
q Buibsl paa Mtsrsn. Yriisn oar
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19
JOrrctuingsfOrt

SangfOrcnin9cn "9uren"
- afbrlcer tne reaulRre S~anomseer
raa 90 cIberls Gall bper Mancal ~
Scrsea4 aften. @ttirs NJ rasIpe Nee:
Ismmer fan cptabes Ysb bpert Wsce.
y. Auunoien, Brei.
pans 9aitcn, Setretar.
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19
,2ict SpmasI tatiitif.

Supas SfattsIisnir9s. Commission
bar bsitsmt upIi9ninSsn til q mills.
@0rpisn at Den lfatla9te Gisnpom
sr iom ieIgsr:
9ano os 9Ottsr 1899 3l3,36S
yes Gisnoom 10 05l 500
Sernpei Gisnbom 22.077,S76
Decorah-posten., 1875-08-19

Sill. $500 442 40
sIer beupsb % WiIlionsr Dollars
mere emo / fOrrige Mar.
NntaQet % @0rpisu at Susbbr
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-03-20

THE Democratic Caucus advertised
to be held, on the night of the 10th, ult.,
was held and attended, We are sorry to
say, by the same evidences of discOrd,
which have marked the proceeding of
both Houses of the Legislature. The
truth is, the Senatorial election knock
ed the party, in the State, completely
out of joint, aud so far from the unity
of the party, so boastfully proclaimed,
by the johnson organs, as the sequence
of that election, it is even doubtful
whether there be such party in the
State. We give below the result of
the labors of the caucus.
Mr.. Quarles, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Resolutions, read the fol-
lowing report, which was adopted:
Resolved, that we have an abiding
confidence in the principles and doc
trines of the Democratic party, as an
nOunced in the platform of principles
adopted by the convention that assem-
bled in this Capitol on the 18th day Of
August, 1S74.-[Here follows the plat
form.-REP.
Resolved, that it is the sense of this
meeting that difference in views as to
State policy should not be the test Of
party orthodoxy, but conformity Of
views as to National policy has here
tofore been, and should now be, the
| test.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-03-20
The Methodist Publishing House
Claim.

In the House, Mr.. East offered the
following joint resolution, which was
laid over under the rules:
Whereas, we are informed that the
Southern Methodist Publishing House
so-called, of Nashville, Tenn, has pc
titioned the Congress of the United
States for indemnity and payment for
the use of its buildings, machinery.
stock, etc., by the army of the United
States in the years 1864 aud 1865, and
that said claim is still pending before
Congress and,
Whereas, the said Publishing House
is large charitable institution, set up
and conducted for no private interests,
but solely for the promotion of moral
ity and religion among the masses of
the people of all classes and races and,
Whereas. thesaid Publishing House
is much crippled in its benevolent OPP
erations by reason of the non- payment
of the said claim therefore,
Resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Tennessee, that we do hereby
memorabilia and respectfully request
the Honorable Congress of the United
States, at its earliest convenience, to
examine said claim, and, so far as
found correct and supported by CON-
petent testimony, to settle and pay the
same according to law and equity, and
with as little delay as may be practical
BILE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-03-20

No use of any longer taking the
large, repulsive, gripping, drastic and
nauseous pills, composed of crude aud
bulky ingredients, and put up in cheap
wood or pastebOard boxes, when we
can, by careful application of chem
ical science, extract all the cathartlc
and other medicinal properties from
the most valuable roots and herbs, and
concentrate them into minute Gran
ule, scacely larger than mustard seed,
that can be readily swallowed by those
of the most sensitive stOmachs and
fastidious tastes. Each of DIR. Pierce S
Pleasant Purgative Pellets represents,
in a most concentrated form, as much
cathartic power as is embodied in any
of the large pills found for sale in the
drug stores. From their wonderful
cathartic power, in proportion to their
size, people who have not tried them
are apt to suppose that they are harsh
or drastic in effect, but such is not At
all the case, the different active medi-
cinal principles of which they are CON-
posed being so harmonized, one by the
others, as to produce most searching
and thorough, yet gently and kindly
operatipg aathartic. The Pellets are
sold by dealers in medicines.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-03-20
THE RAIN-sT0RM.
L Terrific Water Spout In lincoln
Gsunty-The Tennessee Higher at
Jacksonville than In 1867.


The rain of Sunday and Monday
caused the Tennessee, at Johnsonville,
to rise again rapidly. Official dis
patches received at the Chattanooga
depot yesterday, stated that the river
rose At inches during night before last,
and was yesterday morning, two inches
above the high water mark of 1867.
All of the business houses in the place
were flooded except one saloon. The
goods had been removed to a hillside.
Some families were beginning to vacate
their dwellings. The width of the
watery waste is about thirteen miles.
extending from FIVE miles this side of
Johnsonville to within mile of Cam
den beyond. The Northwestern Rail-
road was still holding its own against
the tide.
A gentleman living at Jacksonville
gives us the following particulars: "On
Sunday morning last the river was
thought to be on stand, at IA inches
below the high water mark of 1867.
On the arrival of the train from Nash
vile Sunday morning, [ took rule and
measured the space from the water to
the high water mark of 1867, and
found it to be 10 inches. About six
o'clock in the afternoon we measured
it again and found it to be Is inches.
After heavy fall of rain Sunday night
to our great establishment, we found
Monday morning, that the river was
rising again very rapidly, about one
inch per hour. The wind was blowing
very hard all day Several houses have
been washed off their foundations
two on the opposite side the river are
total wrecks. Union &c american.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-03-20

to God, IN nigh and holy heaven, to
give you wisdom and strength sufficient
to enable you to see clearly your prop
or way, and be enabled to bear up with
patience for two years more; your low
and malignant enemies are beseeching
all the lowest ficnds in he'll to destroy
what patience you still have left, and
so weaken your stout and manly hearts
as will cause you to yield to their most
earnest but wicked wishes and commit
some overt act of individual vengeance
and thereby give them an excuse to
seek in all Of the ways that can be de-
vised by demons. for your lifelong
and total destruction. Knowing this,
[, your humble friend do most earn
estly beseech you to be guided by
wisdom, and all the forbearance and
patience under your control, and re-
member the many noble beings of BY
gone days who have sacrificed all, save
honor itself, for the good of their
country, and the millions to live after
them. Remember Louisiana. When
the citizens of the once proud Metro
polls of the South saw their Legisla-
tive halls invaded by armed soldiers.
and their legally elected and best rep
resentatives elected from their seats,
they quietly and patiently waited. and
by thus waiting, very soon had the ex-
treme satisfaction of seeing the blood
hounds, who were then awaiting to
invade their beautiful city with fire
and sword, and trample their life blood
as well as their liberties under their
feet; disappointed and fallen,
scorned by all good and true men.
And above all, remember with love
and yeneration the meek and lowly
Jesus, who, when arrested, insulted,
and otherwise maltreated by the min
IONS OF the high priest of Jerusalem,
quietly submitted, and though he could
have called legions of angels to his
rescue and blotted out every high priest
from the face of the earth, he
raised not his hand for revenge. He
quietly waited, and as he arose on the
third day, triumphant over all of his
enemies, beloved and blessed by mil
lions of born and unborn human
beings. So may you, by quietly wait
ing, on the thirdyear, arise triumphant
ly over all who would now destroy you
if they could find sufficient pretext
for doing so. Then, be forbearing, be
patient, aoait. G. III. s.
st. Bethlehem, Tenn, March IL, rs.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-03-20

THE Boston Post, speaking of the
Spring elections in New York, says:
THE bad faith the Radicals have
kept with people has wrought its legit-
innate effect, and this popular repudia
ton of the acts and purposes of the
corrupt organization is becoming more
emphatic all the while. The reliance
of the country for return to consti-
tutional government is now entirely in
the Democracy and those cooperating
with them"
Such sentiments coming from Bos-
ton are cheering, and should impress
upon the South the importance of de-
feating the diabolical scheme of blood
and tyranny, as set forth in the civil
rights bill. If defeated in this forlorn
hope of retaining power through the
agency of civil war, Radicalism will
die the death of the wicked and patri-
otism will again appear in the admin
istration of the government. The
North is getting tired of damaging it.
self through fear that the South
may still be war-like in spirit and in.
tentiOn.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-03-20

We can sympathise with the Meek
lenburg Centennial celebration of its
declaration of independence. but that
at Philadelphia is the merest farce and
swindle that was ever gotten up. Ii
can serve no good purpose, and will
not fail to disgust honest men-native
and foreign-the pretext being a libel
upon free government, and the motive
a desire, on the part of the centennial
ring, to make money by fraudulent
means.