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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-10-25

us in rather an embarrassed manner
Then my father said, apparently with an
effort, ''Nelly, I have news for you. CO.,.
"News for me, papaH hope 1t is good
news" saidI. "Nothingis wrong surely?''
"No. dear. nothing wrong" he replied
mIt is this Mr.. Braidwood has left you a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-04-05
S.uthern Portraits.
B,A SOUTHERN ARTIST.

Ex-Serltor FooTE, of Mississippi,
once the olIesgue of Jefferson Davis
in the United States Senate, has
made a ook. Processing to give
from southern standpoint the
causes, curse. and consequences of
the late civil war, 1t gives facts,
sketches, Portraits of the men, DC,
with suchgraphic boldness and pow
er that tley will be contemplated
with thriiing interest.
We wen always compelled to hear,
during tB war, Of the usurpation
and abussof power by the United
States auhorlies; but we now learn
from this unQuestioned source that
the worsttaings charged against us
were otlingcompared with the des-
potisrl int reigned supreme in the
South Throughout the war.
We vii first copy Mr.. Foote'S
summary Of the whole secession gov
ernmeDt, shicb he gives after show.
ing tie conduct of its leaders, before
the war. -shile lyet in the Senate of
the Unitea States:
So Soat5ern secession senators
and repref feaatives, abandoning their
seats ia u tao Houses of Congress,
and thus leaving their Republican
adversariesin control of those bodies
and Of alf'fhe resources and power OF
this gigantic republic, hurried on
toward NJ bntgomery, Alabama, where,
in the cotrse OF a few weeks of de-
liberation nth closed doors, they
agreed upon and promulgated to the
world the most ill-digested, incon
gruous. Pnd utterly impracticable
constnsfibh of government that the
.'fo Il - tesity'' Of visionary theo-
- ~, ser been able % eliminate,
c,fse + 3 s5s.in0t snidanee a7ti con
srsi cI ssaa new confsdes - = as
tolsf confused and afomsious
actiS6 unnatural and bloody civil
war vas 10 be commenced and pros
ecutssi; State rights and popular free
dom we're 70 be speedily overthrown
such sros& nismanagement, both o
civil and q Elitary 'sfairs, was 70 b
practis Z b 4 yains prejndiced, ast
,jncomae} <xeczhSe CHIEF ss U
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-04-05
For the Journal.
There?

When every tear is shed,
And the last prayer is said,
When earth's heavy weight is laid
Forever down. with sin and care,
Then, shall know thee thereE
When beneath the life trees shade,
Or on the dewy eVergisde,
hose yerdant grasses meyer fade,
Untouched by summers scOrching glare,
Say shall know thee, there.
Would not heaven Itselfbe dreary,
It's promised pleasures pail and weary,
If those friends to us the dearest,
Those who hold the largest share
Ofour hearts, were missing theres
Love, divinest beautiisrl
Holiest, trcest puriieri
Shall thy many stringed Tyre
Be etuned afresh 70 notes more rare,
When thou art transplanted theret
Shall no sharp tborns pierce thy pillow,
Surge around, no crested bnlow,
Wave for the, no wesping willow?
81 win thy skies be ever fair,
In the heavens etherial thsrel
viii no growth of hate or pride
On that fertile soil abide
WIN no adverse fate betide
Bsrques launched on that summer sea,
Sail they ever tranquility
VIII no rare and gorgeous flowers
Cluster round its sylvan hours,
Lading with sweets the golden hours;
Will grassy lawn or gay parterre
Bloom 10 fadeless beduty thereE
OH how long to know
If, when down to death we 20,
When our eyelids close below,
They will open unto scenes more fair
In the wonderful eternal there
What matter if the earth may bring
FaIthless friendships cruel sting;
Reproach, or scOrn the heart NAV wiring
Streams Of tears. or dumb despair,
II at last know thee there.
ALVINA.
Rose Cottage, March 18Th, 1886
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-04-05
~ They have a second ArSemus
Ward down in Georgia, who writes
pou reconstruction as foHoEs:

~ 1t ANhS = SNNS--@ ~ ~t--
Ward down in Georgia, Who writes
upon reconstruction as fohoEs:
"Tor two momentGs and inspiri1
weeks the legislature liav been in
solem session, one of whom I nm
proud 70 be which. Forsevsral days
we were engaged as skouts, maEin
sorter rekonysance to see whetber
GeOrgy were a state OF q InjUn ter
rytoFy-whether we we're IN the old
Union or out of it-vAethcr me and
my foxes and you apd y0ur foxes
were somebody or nobOdv, and last
ly, but BIZ no means leasdT, whether
our poor Innocent children, born dur
in the war, were all iileeai and had
to ne born over agin or not This
last pint are much unsettled, but our
women are advised to be kahn and
screen. My friends, orr ain has
honestly been TO git yea all back
into the folds of che gi0ryous old IN
ion. Like the prodygal soo, we had
nuthin to live on, aud feelin lonesome
and hungry, hav been bowin anG
sc-apin and maxim apologys for five
or six mouths, We have been seen
stsndin afur or for weeks aDd weeks,
but durn the caf do they kin Tor rs.
They know we've cot uuthin, ftr
they cot up orr substance, and as FOR
putin rings on cur fingers, We could
ent expekt it until they bring tho
jewelry they carried away. I cannot
say, In the langwidge OF the, poet,
that our labor has been q labor Of
love, for we've had moustrus poor
encouragement to be shore; but We
had all set our heads toward the stars
and stripes, and we jintly determined
thst, come wool come wo. sink or
swim, survive or perish, thunder or
litenln, we'd slip back, or sneek
back, Orgit back somehow or some
how else, or we'd stay out forever
and ever amen and be hanged to en-,
so called, ! gollv."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-04-05
Capital stock, 100000.

Cap1tai stock, StOO,0OO.
DnRcroRs:-
EDvARD DEIEroHsE, RosERf BLACK,
REUBKS ALfzHnE, L. PERhY,
T. r. CkLoHAS, DE. s. c. BAILEY.
Buys Gold, Silver. q. 8. Bonds, Coupons
and Government securities Of all kinds.
Bank open from 10 A. n. to 3 P. M.
HsSKNe's BUnDIxe, UP STAIRS.
GEO. ". JACKSON, Cashier.
Feb. is. 1866
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-04-05
Military Claim Agency.

COLLECTIONS are being made by the
" subscriber. a. Military Claim Agent, fol
back pay and bounty. commissary and
Quartermaster's Stores taken for the use ni
the army Of the United States, and not paid
for. for bounties withheld. contrary TO law
and all other claims against the General Gov
ernment. OF whatever nature.
Office, few doors below the public square
in Gsllipolis Ohio, on Front Street.
LEWIS EEWS0M, Claim Ag't.
March 8, I866-6x
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-04-05

The per cent. of increase for the
year in the wages of male teachers
in the common schools was 2S; of fe
male teachers, 20.
The number of youth between 5
and 2l years of age, enumerated in
September. 1864. was:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-04-05

E Hon. George Chambers, a
member of Congress from Pennsyl
vania from 1888 to 1887, and after
wards Judge of the State Supreme
Court, died at Chambersburg, on
Sunday, In his s1st year.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-04-05

OFFICE orEs !. O. sHEPARD's sronE.
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO
The undersigned tskes pleasure in an.
nouncing that he has established an Agency
for the collection of ell Claims, of whatever
kind, against the Government of the U. S
Claims for Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay,
Prize Money, DC. promptly adjusted.
CLAIMS FOR PRoPKRTY TAKEN sY THE ARMY
for the use of the Government, whether vouchers
were given or otherwise collected with dispatch
Special attention given 20 the collection Of ad.
ditional Bounty for two or three years soldiers
who have never received but one hundred dollars
bounty.
On5cers accounts carefully adjusted.
Call and see me, or apply BY letter.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-04-05

ia,-s lady of the highest social
standing, and resident in the very
ueighborhood where Mr.. Seddon
himself had been born and reared to
maturity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING....JAN. 3, 1850.
The strong Divorce Case.

NEW YORK, January 1.-The Strong divorce case
was finally brought 70 is termination yesterday but
in manner rather unsatisfactory 70 the parties con-
cerned. The Jury after being in debeyatlOn forty
eight hours came into court and expressed the
opinion unanimously that twas impossible Tor them
10 agree They were therefore discharged by Judge
Garvin. The point Of disagreement was on the
question relative 10 the adultery charged against
Mr. Strong. ten of the members being IN favor OF
rendering "a verdict declaring his innocence, and the
other two refusing their assent thereto. Al OF them
agreed on a verdict in favor OF Mr.. strong on the Is
sues relating % the charges OF adultery against Mrs
Strong. Oue of the jurors made Statement 70 the
court rejecting upon the dissenting pair intimatns
TINT improper influences had been brought 70 Dear
in the case lie said that one Of these jurors went
away from the court m company with one OF The
defendants detectives. and that immediately alter
wards he declared his mind made up as 20 Mr..
StrOug's guilt and that nothing would ever change
H. The Juror Interrupted, though several MEM
bers publicly acquescrd ina his statement
Mr. Cram the coun~e. for Mr.. strong, then de-
noun,ed with great warmth the Improperly OF send
ing detective, afer jurors % corrupt them. lie said
that p4rties who would use detectives 10 corrupt
witnesses would Of course, Use them to corrupt
Jurors
some of the Jurors" That's so "
Nj Cram-Ihe money of the other side and is ln-
fueu,e ha, been too powerful
Several jurors That's so '
Tia. --l jurors. who were favor of the pllintif
on al the .s,ue> then gathered around counsel for
IN. p.I NTH shook hands with him, and warmly
expressed their sympJthIc, anu regrets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03

for tue pUTVr-. 90 conducting tH' COAL BUSINESS ln
th, cry oi Richmond.
W, have cons ,atIy ON hand, and to arrive supply
of I,. quality Reed Ash. E.- and stove Anthracite Coal
for lur.v use. also. Ulz,t1u aud Lrhi-h Lamp Coal
Tor foundry Use.
W. r.-pcr fully solicit from friends and the pub
lic generally share 90 their patronage, i.rtgirg our
Sc vr at l times suppl them go thr lowest market
rate, for Cash. AICual,o.d by weight. office Corner
18th and Dock streets.
Orders .r az 81 Main street and with Z. t. Roberts
Basin Bank near Iu street will be- promptly Executed
WRIT RugERTS,
i4p1-ff GEO. W. WILSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,
IN THE CIRCUIT Coupr OF FAUQUIEE

L county. 4,h September, l,5l-
James /. HuntOG--PlaintiE,
AGAINST
Gilbert II. Bas'ahle, Charlie, j. Storm, - rn..r.
-- Hendricks and --Ayre., partrers, uul.t
the firm name Of Fuller, H"Edrick- Ayrc,
-- Whitley and ----C Crockett, pat,aers md.
the arm Iame Of Whitley * Crcckr, 90 Wm "
Gray, Jane. +. Puryi, and Jane, =. THoaA., ban.
ers and brokers, under the firm name 20. PuTs..
Til mas - John J. Chancellor, Edward 7. "
John q. Beale and Edward wi.!iaT.s-p sf"nd ne.
hnI the Court doth further al, adgs, order and
that ons Of the Commissioners OF this L5ur OH.
ascertain:
Ist The liens now binding upon the said ,r.,. .
land called WOODSTOCK, the amount, due ihereo.
whom due, and their PTioIit.cs
ieulaat Bt.iabr, by the >'il to-t executed Ny rH
the 35th day Of February, }sCl, IN the b!iI- aBi
as' mentioned, and 'ae property liable to the Payn ~
thereof, with III" relative lT1Ilies oi the same.
81. That b ascertain tbs amount due by Do, d.
dantG ii. Ba,t~bio to the plaintiff Jane. I. hg
on account of their JDint operations "a the eutiys
by aid defendant Bl,table 10 the sad plsut.F
All ing otherwise than from thcif Joint op.D ...
any .unt for which laid plaisiid Hunt'R ~
surety for sad bastabie sad also the -. l..
for the discharge thereof, ~ virtue - 49, ..
10th June, lsol. executed by said dev ,
and lIed w.tH the said III. And - ...f.i Q
the Cyeu by the plaintiff James . , ,s 80 49,, D. .
made sals oi The lat cattl" graI.4 =, D.. ITO.
Sn -. w. ,' 49, i,'' a. he aid Csi.ia-'.
amount Of the proceed. thereT 10, IL .'f ~ ~
is entitled aud to Tsat Jey of.siJ E'.,.bi ...
are liable And he ia Commissioner 4.r,....
convene beI"'t fIyI AL he creditor. 3D.. ,l. -i b.
Iao.e h."tJ'.. md al he creditor oft'...l @" a.
D4sClN'v "a ~ luli'Idt al character. lny o. .-r.'
we H"tIu'E du" mem pecti vely Az " ..aE 60
OF al! h'7 preceding IN. Court with any r.,'.
deemed pertinent By liln OF which mas l.. De- lr.s.
be ,iat'd Jy any laT s.
Aud the Court dot b igIther order TIA. .,. c....
time and p.ac- q X-cuting 80 much oI , ,tI.I
pertains 70 the taking Il ,aid account. Boz. ..,r b.
SA.I C"lni.' .o!f.' by publication Thereof one
lor iodr sustrss-y" weeks, ia The - v sg,u t-
%, or Ia ths " Richmond whig and the rst.. .aa
be cqpy'leR' - personal service thereof IN a.. t &c.
| tics. true extract-Testc.
JOHN : BYESr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
NORTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITO THE PRIVATE FAMILIES AND
i sTOREKEEPERS OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, AND
ElCINITY.-The great advance In prices Of every art
Gle Of domestic use first brought out
KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE.
Since its introduction in 1861, well liked has II be-
come in consequence Of its excellent favor and very
healthy properties, besides its great economy being
only half the price Of the best Java Cofee-tha has
found its way into nearly every private family, hotel
restaurant and boarding house principal cities OF
the East North and West and As It undoubtedly will In
KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE
Is prepared from pure Coffee and Dandeon Root which
is known possessing great nourishing and invigora
ting powers, and when properly roasted and mixed
with pure Coffee, is free from the deleeriOus effects
produced by the ordinary stere cofees or pure coffee
alone.
KEYT's EAST INDIA COFFEE
produces no nervous excitement headache, but IS
healthy, palatable and nourishing II can be used by
the invalid 5 well as by the strongest person
The eminent DR.. Prime says:
"KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE
is worthy Of all praise and should be used by all eco
Professor Upham, one OF our most eminent chemists
says
II consider
KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE
a national blessing | have been unable to use any
coffee for over twenty years past, until Ksns East In
da Coffee was recommended to mel lProduces neither
headache nor nervous prosraton Of the system, as is
the case Of every other coffee have ever USED.
The eminent Bishop Ames, Bishop Potter, Bishop Ba-
ker Rev Dr. Richardson, Professor James Boyle, DR..
Eancs and many other OF most distinguished men,
all bear testimony to the great excellence Of
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
as a pleasant wholesome family beverage, combined
with household economy, while to the storekeeper II
affords handsome profit and gives general satisfaction
to his customers
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
Is packed in papers containing pound true weight,
and retains it, delightful any length Of time. IL
Is packed in containing 3d. 90 and loo pounds, for
grOcers and large consumers.
The East India Coffee Company depot Is at Isl Reade
street New York RICHARD DAVIES.
% 1t,rgrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
WAEsESroS, VIENNA.

To ALL THE PARTIES IyTgREsTEu rs THE ArovI DE.sll
You are hereby notified that / hav.- Exe! rl.a
THURSDAY, the day % Feb nary mex u tak- art
mentioned decree Of the Circuit Court yg iauuu..s
couaty r-ndeTei the 4tE September ISL and g. peg
form all other duties imposed upon By saI decree
II which time and place you are required 70 attend
Given under my hand a Commissioner iu Z harc-ry
Of the said Court. the day and year first afor-s4si
dec2J- lawiw JOHN W prGH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03

DROWN'S STANDARD SCALES,
Used by the
UNITED STATES and FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
for more than Thirty Years
A5antsd 10 any branch Of Business for Foreign or
Home Markets.
Warranted accurate and durable.
~ New York.
sepl5-ly h Brown, Mahulact ureI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
MEMS AND BOYS THICK BR0GANs.
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.

HOME AGAIN.-For seven months past
i have had no business, having lot INV gallery ard
nearly my all by the great lire tho 81 Of April.
ha We the pleasure now TO announce to my i.gis snt
the public that have once more CALLER, lucal.i
on the ccmer Of Ninth and Main street,, with an
trance on Main Through W. D. Cookies bOoi'ure) and
also on Ninth street. am supplied with entirely
aud the most improved apparatus and stock a'f have
secured the services Of T. Jefferson NiIuu " 10 IN"
manor born who has had over hftse. ylaT, eXpe-
rlence.
in the past, in the future, promise ny ration,
good and satisfactory work.
q. W. MINEIS, Photographs,
oct97--ly Corner Main and Ninth streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
NEW YORK ApVERTIsEMENTs.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
COUTHERN AND WESTERN LAND CoL-
LECTION AND COMMISSION AGENCY
Have on hand and constantly receiving eho'ee
r,c,. of Land throughout the South and Southwest
Parties desiring to dispose of their property are re-
quested correspond
MAKE COLLECTIONS
On all parts OF the country.
Paw espeeial attention to the sale and disposal OF
soutbarn products, and make advances on direct con-
signments.
MATTHEW II. BRIDGE,
Manager,
No. Broad street,
New York city.
RRFERRScEs By PERMISSION:
Hon. BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK, Ex-Governor oil
Alabama.
Hon. A. W. RANDALL, First Assistant postmaster
General, Washington.
Na.srs H.B. CHAPLIN CO., Importers. New York
: A W. GREENLEAF, Esq, Banker, No Al Exchange
place, New York.
EDWARD B. WESLEY Banker, No AZ William St.
New York.
AMAsA S. FOSTER, Banker, No. 81 Nassau street.
-, oct2s--SawSm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03

DICHMOND DRAY COMPANY.-The a.
tenon Of the merchants of Richmond IL I'm vitr- !.
the Richmond Dray Company, who have organized.
thorough system Of transportation, aud propo.o1.,t
tract for work very reasonable terms our cLar..
will be based upon fair business principie y-ldid
rea .onable compensation to the company without b
ing oppressive to our patrons.
Office corner Ninth and Main streets
Z. W. MASSEY
noVlO--3m Agent for the Coiupauy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
THE NE VS..
DAILY, sEMI-w WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY AND SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS.
THB INVENTORS ,nunrn, ~

FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES
Attach less Importance to the very large number OF
PREMIUMS
which have been awarded to them by scientific, mocha
nica and agricultural assOcatons, than to the empha-
tic far more significant, and 10 them satisfactory en-
dorsemen of practical business men, during term oil
years, extending far beyond and covering the entire
business life Of a score ofimitators.
Every appliance of power and skill Is now being used
10 supply the constantly increasing demand for these
we'll known and universally approved
STANDARD SCALES.
Every effort will be used to meet the wants
Of our friends, consistent with retention OF their SUI
peror qualities and perfect protection OF their world
Wide reputation for ACCURACY, DURABILITY and
CONVENIENCE.
Warranted, as usual.
FAIRBANKS & Co,
novl--6m go Broadway, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03
CO-5ARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
ROBERTS 81 WILSON.

HU-PARTNEKSIlIP.-T IL + undersigned
I u.v, rbi. day formed cu-por'uer,hip under th"
utm.. (. MI -ty.- ui
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have formed co-par,ner>hip for
the purpose OF conducting COMMISSION BUSINESS IN
the citv 90 Richmond. under the style OF FAULKNER,
CARRlNGTtN 4 CO.. and will give their personal at
tention 90 the sale OF PRODUCE
i. Is. FAULKNER,
ROBERT CAERINGTuN,
Charlotte, Va.
RICHARD RUSSELL.
s-pI-6m Mycklenburg, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-03

THE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL,
i RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.-Ths Journal Will be
published a. Monthly Octave Of so pages, the January
number being issued early in December
\ respectable number Of the best writers In this
country have promis their support IAN ostSptatous
display Of j. avoded) and the Editors offer 10
pay literally for articles, 1t Is hoped that the original
department Of the Journal will DO entitled to respect
and confidence.
The pages Of the Journal will be devoted to Original
Articles Foreign and Domestic Correspondence, Re-
Prospect Of Medicine and Surgery during the late war
an Eclectic Department. (which will be chieffeaare Of
The Journal Reports Of societies, Associations, hosp
.as and Clinical Lectures Reviews and btbliogrsphi-
cal Notices, Medical News, Editorials, Miscellaneous
Mater, sc.
Without making special promises, Nhe Editors will
endeayor make this Journal acceptable ~ its sap
porters.
TERxs-Fiye Dollars yearly, II paid in advance. or
before the expiration Of the third month after the date
OF subscription II paid after this peric Ten Dollars
per annum
Advertisements will be inserted the most liberal
terms and there no Medical Journals now pub
lshed in the Southern States advertisers will enjoy
peculiar advantages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-21

CPKED. FOR SALE TURNOUT. TOGETHER OR
- s~rmrae The gray horse Boston years old aa sring
about 10 hands high pony Sult made, acrc
snd stylish sound aud kind sna warranted y ros y rad
wagon IN minutes and - all n be sid
great bss,an horAe $50. Wagon snd Harness. st,y made
Good - rev ard yery handsoue rTie So Inquire for
week AZ the Wav~rlcy Comnlsson Stables, Of
Thirty. ninth sna Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-21

ADJUSTMENTS.
Is rr., week o. shs celebrated Comedian.
rms rvp. Nc !YnH OWEN v.r,spr
He Vii i spear esnsis soL 1sp ssisSIp u Is
rEoPLE's Lawffa.
Mr. GILMAN.
Saturday ,l,. oslosI. soloa sl.asis s.,isss
ss sEasT Rss sFP 81 'GGsx s
''' NE f orris e GsSSs AND MRS roLLAcx
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Between The two pieces song ~ Nrs }. Ponaei
GERMAN ITALIA THEATRE,
DER cE haloSxs RSd & 1 ssss
TONY PASTORS OPERA aouas, sol nowEny. 9l.
This '0 ssHas g Ne GSn Tu m1s: crowded 's
The great spectacular drama hailed with enthusiastic o.t
bursts Of 'e4RSlsssS;'r PASTOR :. ,.Ao.s,s. r..s.
Peal spon peal of appreciation ecs the darling and sss
rk YouNo AxECAM eYmsAsr PAVE m.wLEy
4 THE S asssP COLD sss6SE Es SSErs.
Tony Pastors local and comic monster pro
SRxSD NArrSEEs ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
n wIliam TEN, Tho only Leon Jealous Husband.
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A PARTY DESIRES THE LOAN OF $780, FOR WHICH
good security will be gwen Address, for three days,
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