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The New York herald., 1866-01-29
The Otero Murder.
10 THE EDITOn OF rRE HERALD.

BANrLoyA Ho5E,, GrEar JoSs sraSrr Jan. 2s, 1850.
IN today issue of ono Of the Sunday papers the re-
vortsr commenting upon the demssnor o. The murder
", oS olero. nakoa appear thai Gonzales On old
rob shed unili next sunday fcannot allow week 10
s.Ieo Without e1ntradlcng such impression. never
gpoko 70 Gonzales In my fe, excepting when, a. book
teeper at the hotel presented him ha iii, aud igrn1
me trial, which occasion have acted Interpreter
7essug for your kindness 70 insert tbis 10 tie HxasID
rema n, your cbedlent and most obliged, &C,
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Notice 70 NIarinnra,

Notro hereby given that the third class Nun Buoy
Frosts Lodge, aud the Spar Buoy Half Tide Ledg Nara
gusens the SOAR Buoy on Seal Ledge Herring Gut iarbor
be third class Nun Buoy Fross Ledge
Croix river went adf from their noorings gale
lney viii be replaced NJ an early day.
By ordsr OF the Lighthouse Board
Join POPE, LII Inspector, Ist district.
PoRTLANp Jan Is 1863
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tfulg riile only 81 E,ety ina hiAa 10 salrantod foi
three For e. aai circulars ~ i.uss G. bOwern
Co., rs tauth 9Th slfcet lhIdel mis-, IA.
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TRANCE; coAsr-LrcaTvEssrL srAs PLATEAU


IIGHTHOUHE
WASHINGTON, ID g, Jan l3, 1866. q
Oficis inform ton has been received that after
the 18Th day of December 1865 lights would be exhibited
from ghvcssel recently placed the southwest
ueity of the Plateau des Nlnquers midday
Sc Nalo and the Island OF Jersey.
The igl,s VIII be two hIei white ghs-one the
mast 80 feet the other on the mzenmast 20 feet above the
lae OF the The lights under favorable
viii DC at distance OF 10 miles strength
tide sometimes prevent them from being
h.is Is stated They VIII however In clear weathec always
be visible at distance OF miles.
Tie vessel Ia painted black with skeleton ball OF the
color at each mast head and lies In lat ~ IS - NJ lon ~ 70
West af ureenwich. bell win be sounded during
BY order. b sHuBRiCK, Chairman.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10
TIE IRON VAULT.
THE LADY ANp THE LoCN,suru.

I live in San FranriSco and am locks
smith by trade Ny calling is a strange
one, AID possesses certain fascination.
rendering 1t one Of the most agreeable of
pursuits. Many who follow it see noth-
ing in it but lahor-thilk k Of nothing but
its returns in gold and silver To me. it
has other charms than the money it
produces. | am called upon, almost
daily, open doors and peer into long
neglected apartments, to open the stubs
born locks of safes, and gloat upon the
treasures piled within; to quietly enter
the department OF Ia lies with more beau
tJ than discretion, and pick the locks of
drawers containing peace destroying
mi 's!veS, that the dangerous evidences
OF wandering affection may not reach
the eye OF husband, or father; to force
the taslnnings of cash boxes, and deposit
tories Of rec )rds, telling of men madu
suddenly rich, Of corpVrations plumber
ed, of orphans robbed, ofhopes crushed,
OF families ruined. Is there no charm
in all this mo food for speculation p
NJ scope for the range of pleasant fancy!
Then, who would not be locksmilh,
though his face is begrimmed with the
SCOT ofthe forge, and his hands are
stained with rust!
But have II story to tell-not exactly
story, ether--tor a story implies the
completion as well as the beginning of a
narrative; and mine is scarcely more
than the Intro duction to one. Let him
who deals IN fancy write the rest.
In the spring OF 1856, l think 1t was
in April, opened little shop on Kear.
Dey street, and soon worked myself into
fair business. Late one evening, a
lady closely veiled, entered my shop.
and pulling from beneath cloak a small
japanncd box requested me to open it,
The lock was curiously constructed, and
| was all of an hour fitting 1t with kew.
The lady seemed nervous at the DELAY,
and at length requested me to close the
door. was little surprised 1t the
suggestion, but of course compllud
Shutting the door and returning to my
work, the lady withdrew her veil, disclo
sing as sweet face as can well be imar.
med There was a restlessncss in the
eye, and palor in the Oh ek. however,
which plainly told OF heart i'll at ease,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10
fm0g gnRum gMho gou 3Uuans grr g. g.

leading to the old national road, groups
OF men women and children stood upon
the sidewalk or in the doorways. aod in
respectful silence saw it disappear among
the shadows OF ,hetrcc It was almost
midnight when the remains reached
brownsville, yet many people were sull
IN the streets, anticipating their arrival
The body was removed 70 Mr.. HUB
bard's res dence whore it trcmn,ned until
grave was dug within few feet OF the
Mnnongahela rirerin the yardsurround
ing Mr. H. bbard's house, ard with due
Solemnlty, all that remained of what was
once Richard ThairwelI, was Consigned
to It's last resting rrcp.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10
II II Il G. l r L s.
A PARODY on "riiE ssoN."

Oh the girls, the beautiful girls,
With the liquid eyes and the golden curs
SdilIngnpng through the crowded street,
Turning the heads Of the youths they meet.
TiItn-,
Oyliug,
Swimming along
Beautiful girls ;hry can 10 nothing wrong.
The hlu o, th" rose on each soft, ,ninty check,
In Which lovely dlmples play hideani. .go-seek,
Showing their ankles, and little aboye
Pure Gsan angel, flckle as love.
OH th' girls. Ia, beautiful girls,
How tie bry- gather, nnl 81 gh a5 each whrl5
Her filters along at udrlictte height,
Just sHirting tho beauties forbidden to sight
Tripping
Laughing,
IIurryngby;
With asnilc on the lip and coy glance of the eye,
And the little dogs bark, and with joyous bound
Snap at the filters that oddly around.
The town Is alive, and each heart in u whrl,
To welcome the coming each lovely girl.
How lovely they look rs they tcctcr along,
llliling each other with kisses unl songl
And pnt poor fellow, like nctcors, flash by
Bright fora moment, then lost to h!cy
Rigging,
Swinging,
D,shng thcygo.
D'rcgarIins the breeze that plays havoc below.
With long floating trail, as pure rs the sky,
To he tralnped in the mud by crow Is rushing by;
Tobe trampcd and tracked by dozens of feet,
Till itbcndj with the filth in the horrible street.
Once trippcd up on tiltcr, and fell
Just as posscd Il gaily dressed belle
Fell aEd my beaver rolled ont in the street.
Fell tohe scorfed at and jecre,l at and beat.
scramblng,
Cursug,
Drcadng to rise,
And AFRAID, on my soul, to open my eyes
Abovcand Tuunl ma the broadcst cypQnsc
othoops that ere tiltcli in gily round dance.
WiidIyatMst dlrtclwi;hpnt.
And dashed down the street as the bows raise shput
Once Twas green as the Grcrucst of leaf
Nothing too big to exceed my br}isf;
Every girl h,ughcdat my innocent grace,
And vowel !ooic!Gtmu hi else but her face
tr1cnnoSs,
Crelnhy
''rwo anl alh
Shamo"nAmy bjnshsI hy that clll.
Ieayn nothing new o~ the girl, sumter by,
And filter lir hoops, nomltterhowhiyh,
Foro!l-awta within or without know
Sine nippod IN that ti!,cr aal mad, such 90.
How strange i!ihatp'tert hrayng bosom o snow
Fhoud fo!i at hor feet on tn pavement br!ow--
bow s'r'nE iithotp piloortiehtl, bonnlues,as
should is"ll downhor buck irom ia head it deprcss,s.
Iaiatins,
Fr, c2ug.
Eusliingoii"al
unmndmlor ra!l save The beauties thus she'd
Th filters dropped iii uni er; far behind
rhnliuo larrLonuot flying of in the winl
B"t he worst Of al mishap5! thsydo nauglt by
halves,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10

a Gentleman, speaking If the happi-
ness OF the married state before his
daughter disparagingly said
'She who marries, does well; but she
who does not marry, does better
Wei then said the young lady. II
will do WELL let those who choose do
better
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10

Sentimental Arithmetic calculates thus:
: gances-make one look looks make
one sigh; 4 sighs make one waltz; 3
wal'zs-make one pal lpitatei palplta-
tions--make one call calls--make one
atteLtion; 2 attentions-mske one fool
(somo two); 2 tools-male one Irritation;
filtration plus 2 bouquets equal to one
en- sagement, equal to one marriage.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10

MODEST, lSDrrD!-'Iave you any
limbhorn bonnetsF ? inquired very mod.
est Miss Of a shopkeeper. ANY whatv
ANY limbhorn bonnetsp 'Any-you
don't mean leghornT The young lady
was brought to by the proper restora-
liyes.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10

Douglas ,Ierrold calls woman's arm,
The s'rpen,s that wind about mans
neck, killing hiS best resolutions Tho
oldest inhabitant' says he don't object to
them kind O serpents.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10

isn't yonr bill awfully steep 2 inquir..
ed q spendI1rft of his tailor
'Yon ought to know best, for it was
run up by yon,' was the cool reply.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10

Ahct shovel held over varnishot, rur
titore will take out white spots,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10
TER HSDF SUBSCRIPTION.

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Two doliils Il year paynbl' invariably in
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invariably in advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 81 80 per square
forthrcc insertions, and 30 cts. usquarc lor each
additional Insertion; (ten lines or less counted
n square
Local advertising and SPECIAL NOTICES, 10
cents per line for 0SE insertion, with
Gsy"A liberal deduction made to yearly al
verlisers
Advertisements not marked with the nrm
Der Of insertions desired, charged for until
ordered out.
SJ"Obitu ry notices and tributes of respect
inserted as advertisements. They must
be paid form advance.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10

SLATER ODENBAUGH,
DEALER IN DRUGS MEDICINES, L.
~ quors aud every thing pertaining to INST
class Drug Store. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. 'Creigh's Old Stond" Wuynes
burg, ia. NIoy 30, 'GG.-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18

At tlght-rope performance In a west
ern village, on Monday evening, the perfor-
mer came out as usual, dressed In tights,
when an old woman among the spectators ex-
claimed IN virtuous indignation style, ''Why!
why the man is coming out without any
clothes oni It is no place for>women herei
! do wish he would fall and break his neck;
1 do"
a number of ministers of the Ohio
Methodist Protestant Conference recently
held meeting at Sabina Ohio, and resolved
to strike for an increase of salaries.
bubble is exceedingly averese to, a. war
with Spain. He says he wouldn't have our
Government fall out with theirs for the
world-he is so fond of Spanish mackerel.
"A western paper strikes the names of
two subscribers from its list because they
were recently hung. The publisher says he
was compelled to be severe.
elm afraid of lightnins,p murnured a
pretty young woman during storm. "Well,
you may be-" sighed her despairing lover,
''whcn your heart is stcel,"
Tho story that. the little boat cred
White and Blue" which recently crossed the
Atlantic, ran aground in the middle of the
ocean is suspected to be without founda-
tim.
-'sDid the minister put stamp on you
when you was married, Nary" GA stamp,
Charlie! What for, pray?" ''Why, matches
amt legal without stamp, you know"
Assistant Secretary Fox has been pre-
sented to "tho rugged Russian bear" Ina
CINE the foxs feeling in such company.
Now that we have a tpatent elastic
heel, lately invented, it is supposed that we
will hear no more of the slight fantastic
toe"
Young men Who idolize young women,
always long to be joined to their idols.
In Europe the seat of war was patched
up by the needle gun with lock stitch.
Rich people in cities are reviviug the
old fashion Of walking to
funerals.
Counter Attraction!-A pretty sales
woman.
- "Cantico" is the latest Philadelbffaism
for getting on spree.
An eminent dentist in a certain city is
about to take the stump for a new set.
AS long as miser lives, his money chest
is sure to be heir>tight.
Kitchen girls are now termed yorug la.
dies of the other parlor.
-Forney is terribly exercised. He ought
to be exercised.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18
TO TRAVELLERS.
BALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD
.RE-OPENED.
-g$75

THIS GREAT NATIONAL THoRoUG AFARE
Il is again open for
FREIGHTS AND TRAVEL.
The Cars and Machinery DESTROYED are heinp re-
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with ali re-
cent improvements; md as the Bridges aud Track
are again in Substantial Condition, the we'll earned
reputation of this Road for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT.
VIII be more than sustained under the re- organiza.
ton OF its business. " s
IN addition to the unequalled attractions of natu-
raj scenery heretofore conceded to this route III G
recent troubles upon the Border, have associat ted
numerous points on the Road, between the Ohio
River and HerPcrs Ferry, withpCfnful but instruc-
tive Interest.
CONNECTIONS
At the Ohio River, with Cleveland and piWsburo-
central OHIO, and Marietta and Cincinnati Rail.
roads; and through them with the whole Railway
system OF the Northwest, Central West and SOUTH
vest At Harpers Ferry with the Winchester
Road. At Washington Junction, with the Wash
inSton BraEch for Washington CITY and the Lower
Philadelphia and New York
Two DOLLARS additional on Through Tickets
to Baltimore or the Northern Cities give the priu
htge Of UtSitinS WASHINGTON CITY en- 1ouke
This is the ONLY ROUTE by which passengers
can procure through Tickets and through Checks to
WASHlNGTON CITY. "
L. NJ. COLE, w r. SMITH
General Ticket Agent Master of Tronsnorto-
Baltimore. ton, BaItimore.
June 5, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18

- Chapman, witty lawyer of Hartford,
was busy with a case at which lady was pre-
sent, with whom he had already something
to do as witness. Her husband was also
present. diminutive, meek, forbearing sort
of a man-who, in the language of Mr..
Chapman, "looked like rooster flushed out
of a swill barrell," while the lady was large
portly woman, evidently the better horse
As on the former occasion, she banked him
on the cross examination: The lawyer was
pressing question urgently, when she said
with vindictive fire flashing from her eyes,
"Mr. Chapman, you needn't think to catch
me you tried that once before" Madam, y
said the lawyer, putting on his most quizzical
expression, 81 havn't the slightest desire to
catch you, and your husband looks as if he
vas sorry he ever did"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18
MiseeI-Ianeou-ss.
BY THEFIRE.

rThe late Dr.. ]. W Palmer, of Baltimore editor
the Folk Songs, translator ofAlichelct, and au-
thor oTseveral books oftravel also poet of no
mean degree of talent. The following sweet aud
pathetic song written at tHs request of Rich
lnOnd gentleman, and was never published until
nSw-l
Five sweet, false years lived for her;-
knocking dreom-a syren song,
Aud day by day wondered how
Tiatli could last so long.
And al things liv'd and lov'd in hef;
Doves mated. and the moss rose bush'd,
Even the tranquil grass was stirr'd,
AS with passion hush'd.
She liv'd and all the hours were hers,
Her name was rang en- cv:ry chine
She came-'twas noon she pass'd, twas
She's gone-there's no more time,
Old times. old times! ah then MY heart
Was u liveb brand, and all agloW;
Now, cold senselcss cindcr on
This ashen waste below.
She's dead, and have buried her
Deep under my life's fretful wave,
Without the solacs of tear
The Kindness of grave!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18
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An old gentleman living in TIE interior
OF Mississippi some years ago sent his son to
New Orleans to accept mercantile situation
offered him. He was youth of high moral
character, and his father took great pains to
acquaint him with the fact that vice, in its
most attractive garb, would surround him
constantly. ''But," said he; remember, my
son, that your religion will carry you through
safely. Only resist the tenn ptation to do
wrong, and you will not fail to reach Heaven
at last ; and the man who goes to Heaven by
way of New Orleans deserves the highest
reward of the righteous" ~. o. Picayune.
MODEST REoUEsr.-A gentleman driving
was accosted by man walking along the road,
who begged the favor of him to put his great
coat, which he found very heavy, into his
vehicle
''With all my heart" said the gentleman;
s'but if we should not be travelling to the
same place, how will you get your coat?"
Sir, said the man with great readiness,
81 shall be in it,
A manstopping ais paper, wrote to the
editor:
81 think foxes ottent to take papurs my
dad didn't, and everybody says as how he was
the most intelhgentest in this here country,
and had the snartest family of bos that ever
digged taturs.'
"A writer at the Crab Orchard Springs.
Kentucky, gives the following: Passing the
drawing room last evening, my attention was
attracted to rather corpuIent young lady.
visiting the springs for her health She was
seated at the piano and singing, DO they miss
me at home l thought they did, about meal
time"
One exceedingly warm day in July
neighbor met ar old man and remarked that
it was very hot. Yes says Joe, eff it was
not for one thing should say we were going
to have thaw." What is that p inquired
his friend. There's nothing froze,' says Joe.
That man went his way, much emil htened.
If Adam and Eve entered into the
hymenial state at a few days old, and old
Parr took wife at 12O, who shall presume
to criticise either young or old that marry.
Why is the letter II like good mans
last breath Because it is the end of earth
and the beginning of heaven.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18

n@A gentleman in a fair and regular
standing in one of our fashionable citv
churches entered one of our leading music
shops some time siuce and stated his wishes
in this wise
"Have you sOlomons Song? I want to
get copy"
.':No-no," said the salesman, not being
able to recollect at the moment any ltho-
graphed sheet with that title. ''No, I am
afraid not"
"Ah," said the amateur, "perhdps it isn't
out yet Our rector spoke of it last Sunday
as production of great genius and beauty,
and want my daughter to learn it,"
The shopman, with what gravity he could
command, regretted that they had no copies
in yet, and the customer left just in season
not to hear the loud laugh at the desk be-
hind the green curtain.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18
BAR ROO N S !.

that has been offered 10 Ife pa'atta Of the l6ys
ers Of the ardent in ChHTes'Own and its enviTons
The conductor Of this establishment is deieTminG6
ma nolhlng AhaA be wanting on his part to make
their BA acceptable one 10 those v no indulge
and the truth of this statement may be easily ef-
tahlished by sslt npon Inn. lie Is afro pee
lared to furnish all kinds OF MIXED DHIXKs, sdapl-
ed 10 the season, ia style NOT 10 lie txGclled here
or eiseW here. y
lie keeps also on hand, NJ MI times nm aspofE,
m men o. SUPERIOR CIGARS, and the CHOICEST
CHEWING TOBACCO.
His OYSTER ROOM is row in the Gil tide
successful operation, and those who would enjoy 4
plate OF the delicious biSAlVes have only drop ia
Call-As you pass this why
On JOHN $ EASTERDAY. =
November Z, s65. Z
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18

"A western paper strikes the names of
two subscribers from its list because they
were recently hung. The publisher says he
was compelled to be severe.