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naks Esas sly, SaIttm Ose,
salt sets tsae MasDa5i tss f@5naen SnfsusatHss s0ssat5i4
Hten 8nGe pue SAanee!: BIS Gpsssa foose DjGssSafsissesl
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~ HsparcsGFsg, StsGnsn phs besegsAta asbsttts
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~ N~isss!m&siss bsrsits
sss. Esa 9eapiiSiE' TeSst
t snii&ea
v gEge naeat taasD Ogesu asova
pia Scutbampton
burS be ~seissbteu, e.sgaut siUsgrlatstea $OaDaupjStSS
s~trassisa, Sayt. Q. g, aseses.
Eers Ncrs, capt 9. GGna.
Qsrtra5:, 9aSt. gB. 3. sBe1ts
SanSas Capt. &. bon Otere1bvUS
asssmsas 3 6 gsspua5sr.
SsMtt&Iant, CAPT. Q. EScfgls,
tsnior, eact. 8. 8. bon Sautsa.
Ssssr, @apt. g.. SSeafe.
onu 5000 GSaaea uab 200 @ftrbeIgaIt
Sis GxpseitIeHsisse Rab pts iOist fsasc!setl
BCa &tenjsf Southampton: wssp Cart.
ieben Sonnabenb. tsben Dienfas. ieten Donnerfai
~ ipeIoSn Easeu bic aamptsr
stg &ssr> "a. &esa
mlGuetursa-
Die Dauspisr bIeier einie Ratsn sng eanbana DsnPai'
~Iogie'sH uas @uelare unb S~rNRfreie In Southampton.
Eafaser4reiie:
Son brsssen skaGp @sso s5ts.
/. so,a,< 0bsrs' saiOa .-sis6 ool
unttrss 30 -... 60 90 In Sob.
lUif5srbe3 as 90
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GvsfsataYsUgs
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f"'' tureres~ 70 rs 0U Ia Sob.
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9d@ 8reueH uub 5urHd,
penn belize RafageH bier 5nslet6 beJGbt Werbeu:
J. Gdiute. . ........ $237 501
2. DO ......... $50 90 ) In gcIb.
5piiGenbs6 ....... 7750\
aue tnel. Eet5fsisuu9. timber Spti@eH Ito 9a5tsr
bie SGIiss.
9ouiautsn nas SaSre, Hoabuu, SsutSamptps
nuS Bremen 90 ben u~isorteReu Yrsien.
NeGete q. |. b. De1beu bis 8 noe G3srmittags All aSs
~gs0gStcge tul BaseNu cs Unerset&neisa ap3GneuImei
nno Huf geriaESsa aG!s tEseno elacuI Ggssie osu Dsatia
lane Sef5rbsrt.
Gtls oteisa SG!ffen Seroeu Hrtsfe mas eCsn ESetieI
SsGtf&;auqe SefSrbsrt unb auter ba aHi4riit spsT Brs
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aaseuau1aea. eee. M
sesssa Craai CUB $aiass Usnbe aaa TO au
Celsl&'a & Co.
a+ss SIR. IS ~g3roabfr., ybetO s,esf
Sssr on bic piTcs Bee Baltimore gsefers- n.ai''
~ Ga Wai9tnstou an 3erru Gbae. Uaites
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WbeeIing uno Columbus.
Die Baltimore : Obip Giisnba9u bietet benz ~reileubeu
Publitum bic SrS6tei gcrtbeile in 8e5us auf 8ilistsit,
SequenliGTeit, Gi6erbeit, @initIi6teit uub S6Snbeit
Der GcenerieeH, ic baB ie bon feiRer anbern 8abu iu bies
fem eanbe iibertrcien Wirb. Dieie Sabn BON atlantis
i3sH OjeaH auSge9eno, III bic Slsefte auSSebebutefe Nj
ME, SIsi& 5eitig aber aud bic ~titrseite unS i&nslfs uub
eaber bic biaigits Oicnte fir he Reiieubea ua9 eem sDe=
fen, bic nibt cerfebteu ipGten, fe Jw benuteu.
WetleuzGntferrung bon Baltimore nab Cincinnati.
ueber &arterSbIrg. . .533 Dseilen
- SeHipocb unS Wbeeliu8 ........836 "a
- 9arriSburS unb &ittsburg. ..... 656
DTr5 bic NeariettG Sinie. ...........585 n
eiHe GriparniB an Der @ntfernnns BON 'l5
Durb bic @olWmbus eiuie ........... 500
Cine Gaiparui6 all Der gntfsrHinS bon
8selienSe, pelGe bic 8altimrre Ohio giienba6n be-
uueeu, Iegewbie Sseiie in ~ Tag 1uritd uHO fabrenl II
gBaOen, bic oui bas Merteausnfte unb nit sepOlfsrttn
Steeu e~inSeriGtet iiHb.
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WcuerDerf@eruus
Der aicciirtsn 6euermann8 8erGderuuasaeleq.
fhaft uUn Baltimore.
gio. 4 SOutbRr., gegeniber oem gun.wsbaube

SH SstraHt Der erfolSrsi&eu G6atiSfsit tes Dampf.
6snerfD epartements ieueH mir Don lest an ,um biutaes
rn Preiie Policen aus rne erneuern aub bic alien AZ
bsn %btaisIten &aten. ale Dieieuissu, wsl1e SSuIer,
0tSbeIH pier iOHitise gDsrtbSeseufSnbe far elm Cser ftsbea
Jaer 3u psrit@erH tptni9su, wereeu hermit einseIabeu,
f3 bic eihe nHiersr bsrabseIeeteu BrdHieu au:uieben.
aas gsrlafts UsrDeu ME b;Sfsr prompt uub liberal
aasSeSabIt.
Spbu g. Mopre, gSrSi,
Dirsftpren:
E9m VI pad alien 8oin.
SazIss s IBbssasa Sames Gjettn
eahea1ier Dnio DtcaH gDalfer
oHpero wtalo1 SameS u. Bruce
Samiel Garf Safcb 9ruii
6taHets SurnS Sdmss Dcuns
Grancis u. Dhlts Samss 81 Ossr,.
3 d &ius
3pRa 0afsbast, Ger.
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Het)sz 1s(egen0ejten.
3)Otamar
- GransportatiOus alalr.

WcranSria, 8ebtnstpa unb GeorSstOtrn,
tn aqWtO @reer nit ben 6rd&tsigeu Der o. :
m0mb, Fredericksburg uuS @otomac Gts
feubo9n IN @ertiubuus feReat.
9ampIer nGrpreB", Capt. VI. &. Nidle, uno
Dampfer n4enuebsd", Capt. s. S. @dicn,
berlanea OalttmOre Som @ier $40. s 9iS6titr, Wharf ieSeu
8ieuhaS uuo Breitas 0atuIittas 4 uBr fEr CSiSe YlGse
uHb bic sew55nli@eu 9aubHusspldbe am Potomac Slug.
3urtdie6reub p~erlafien ~eieielben vs. q 9inSt
jebeu DtttOO@ unb SauiitaS 6 lbr WtcrSeHs unb @Ies
CAMBRIA 7 tGr Ntprgens,
g8e8eu an8fumft iiber 6ra@t pber Pafiass tpsnte Hun
flo in Baltimore an
gieebpam il Gon8,
ur5l2jt l42 eis3t GtraBsn Wbsrft.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24

ssslEr~Sgla@ petersburg II. ai9mnuO.
Die BOwbattaus Damrfi@iii 60. pirb einenibrGr Dam
pier mad oeeageNauHten Pi1seu iebeu
DteuGag, DcnnerItaS unD SamItog
I'M brsi UPS Wa@uittogs oOm 2isPtftr. es9arf ob8e5sn
IadeH.
6ra9t wirb tdgli3 angenomn1eH, nit S0r9faIt bebana
belt MD lmuel %Oerianbt.
gge8eu 6radt NIB @aIa9e nit ben befen 8equemlIi&-
feiten peube MAN tsp oU
Sacpb @raubt,
.(7iuni2mt) 80 eis6tfrafe W5arf.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24

ESar Neiienbe na6 Dem Gaben
spsimaI tSsli9 (gOnntas absnts ausssnOmmsn).
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-24
- aif alortbern Central
Gi(enbabn.
Dret 3 Ii 9 c t1gIi3,
(GenntGSs aIssenOmmen.)
Wdcb @ittSburs mnO benz gHeSten.

&asIt@5Wst3aSe (@Ouutaas ausSsnOumsn.)
GS Na@ Buffalo unO Niagara Sdqe. ~g2M
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-13

ZEN. B.-COTSTRY PRODUCE taken IN
eychangc for Goods. a. city price,.
MAY 4, 1sd7.-6m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-13
r. n. GoRSUCH,
uccessor to Jehu Gorsuc

successor 10 Jenu GofSuch,
Corner Of Gay and Front sis.. Baltimore Nd,
pEALrEIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
II As received HE Spring andSS
II Summer supply 90 goods. con.
sisting in part ofKnivesand Forks.
Pocket Kniyes. Table and Tea Spoons. Hollow
Ware. Wagon Boxes. Horse Shoes and Nails
Nail Rode. Carpenter Tools. Axes, Locks,
Hinges. Screws, Bolts. shoyels. Forks. Picks,
Matioeks Cast and Blister Steel. Trace. Halter
and Cow Chsins. Counter Scales. Safety Fuse,
Gun Caps.
w0obCoCK's PLOws AND CASTINGS;
Also, Stewards wedge-paticrn AXES, war.
ranted. ell Of which he offers wholesale and
retail at HE usual low prices.
~ In addition 10 my stock Of Hardware.
have added ine assortment of WOODEN
WARE, such as Cubs. Buckets. Measures, Bas.
kets. Broolns, Wash Boards. Butter Prints. &c..
&C., which department is ia charge OF y. n.
GoRSUCH. who is always happy to wait upon
all customers who favor him with their custom
Please call and examine his stock before pur
chssidg elsewhere. August {. iSs6.-iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-13

Ladies' a. Childrens'
SHOES AND ALTERS.
JAMES PHIPPs.
ID EsPECTFuLLi informs the citizens Of
LII T"wsontown and vicinity. that he manu-.
ufscturcs 20 order Ut HE residence. ut the new
Toll Gate. on the York Road. IN Towsoniown.
LADIES 4 CilLDRENS' SHOES AND Gal.
TIERS. of every description. Of the best mate
rial. neat and cheap rs can he procured IN the
city. REPAIRING promptly executed.
.Sfs'l respectfully solicit share OF the pub
lie patronage. JAMES PHiPFs.
March -. IS6..-IN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-13

NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
~ rows rowN.
pie 81 this neighborhood that he has rented the
Blacksmith Shop formerly occupied by Jsme-
Sheridan, near coopcr's Store. in Towscntown.
and is prepared IL execute. with pr"inptness.
all work given him, ss cheap ~ can b. done
elsewhere. e@s-Par'iculsr sii"ntion paid Ia
HORSE. SHOEiNG.
MADISON SIiEAEM.N.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-13
Here Is a Machine for the Farmer.
F'r~sr.. Lost ~ ne Gicet .idcar ,-e. "a HrssL.
isI GrciS 'rih
GEISER'S PATENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator.
Cleaner and Dagger.

A T a time like the present, when labor 10
"A scarce. ], Is iihporian, that Farmers. who
are interested. should pay attention to the above
Improvement, which cOnsiicIHbly reduces the
expense OF Thrc.Ling Grain. uvcs any Machine
now IL use. It's peculiarly ads I,-l', IL, work
aud can b. gt,ached ,u either bell irun rod
Power II clean tL-',rain thoroughly b, one
operation. which !, n", generally ,i.'ne by any
other machine. 'rgit cleaned ~ Tia, ana
chinr. which contains nuch ligh'. iilti iH.i-
Ter. is worth one tw" cent. l'cr bushel n,,T"
han 1t clcsL,i ia tho r'mnI"n WdN.
The above machiu. Il 'nvcnicn'ly ,run.r.l
i"g hauling. b"iHg permanently hN''t "u 'wn
vh""l-. 'ni .. iulIy warranted.
Me- ERENcrs;
Maj. william IIu;chins. M"nkt", Bsito -.
William Pcarce.
Gen. Jshn Il. pcarcc.
Thomas johnson. rhuniS
J. q. Patterson.
Henry Carroll.
John X. Gent. Cockcvsvill..
William Gent.
Jesse Garrett. Fork Meeting House,
James Amos. Jarretisville. Hartford County.
William Cole, Churchvillc.
Thompson 4 Armstrong. (Threshers.l Aber.
deem. Harford County.
A l. \ q,
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
PITTS THRESHER AND CLEANER,
with double pinion HORSEPOWER; size
from ito IL horse. power.
HUBBARD'S CONFINED SELF RAKE
REAPER AND MOI WEIR.
LINTON 4 LAMoTT,
ISL y. High street. Baltimore.
March -. is6'.-iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-13
BUILDING MATERIALS!
BUILDING MATERIALS!.

DUfLDfNu MdIEHIfL!N. :
THE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS. CAR.
i PENTERs. CONTRACTORS and all 9th
ers interested in the purchase a.
BUILDING M TERIILS!
l. invited 10 our NEW AMP LARGE STOCK
Of cll-seasoned and well finished work. ..".
listing Of
DOORS AND Door FRAMES.
Windows AND wiNDow FRAMES.
BLINDS AND PANEL ~HrTTERs.
SLATE 4 WOODEN MNNTEIS.
Newell POSTS. EALUsTERs.
HOTBED SASH. SASH WEIGHTS 4 CORD.
Ac., &c, in short, "a complete assortinsntof
Building Materials generally. which
We offer % the building publir
AT MODERATE PRICES
ron rASH
particular attention paid " orders from
the country by mail, and work aeeurely pack.
cd for shipment.
LEWIS B. TEBBETTS q CO.,
No. los North Howard ST.. Baltimore. Md.
Feb. 90. ls67.--ly.
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Farmers, Look to Your Interest
TINE ~ MONEY!.
BUTTER ~ SWEET j.,
Batter made In 10 . minute. from
Sweet Cream.
The Diamond Churn

The Diamond Churn
CHALLENGES THE WORLD!
HAVING purchased the right Of manufac-
IL turing the above celebrated CT urn, the
undersigned are now prepared 10 furnish them
a. the shortest notice. Among the many add
vantages. may be named the following;
1T. The Diamond churns sweet Cream.
I'd. The Diamond separates the Butter from
the cream. and leaves the milk sweet. 50 every
farmer can feed his stock on sweet milk instead
Of sour.
ID. The Diamond makes Butter in from two
10 four minutes.
sth. The Diamond makes half pound more
Butter TO the gallon 81 cream than any other
churn now in use.
9TH. The Diamond churn is cheap and dur.
able.
9th. The Diamond churn works the butter,
lt IL y self worker.l no milk LEFT in the Butter.
9Th. The Butter will keep sweet longer than
that'nade by any other Churn now In use.
.zs-All ders.adlress to the Manufacturers.
KiI1ioRE. HARDEsTY A sen EFFRR.
No. lit y. Gay Street. Baltimore.
March .. isd7.-.iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-13

n NANrAELO, DhOo. q w.,
Sae BALTIN1ORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES,
MAZE 4 FINE STOcK Or
Gold Watches for Ladies' aud Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches Of all kinds.
Gold Chatelain Vest and Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings, Pins, Bracelets Rings.
Rich suits Of Jewelry Of new styles.
Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings and Pins of
great variety.
Pearl, Carbunele, Seal and other Rings.
Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives,
&C., Ae.
Silver Pitchers, Goblets, Cups, Salts, &c.
Fancy Silver Goods Of new styles.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets Of late patterns.
Casters, Baskets, lee Pitchers and Cups,
Plated or Alsbata Forks snj Spoons Of beet
quality.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Razors
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans, Opera Glasses. Portmonaies; beautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vases; beautiful Par.
10 Gard Receivers and other articles; Prout's
Hair and Tooth Brushes; Pine Marble and
Bronsed Paris Clocks; BronEed Figures and
Orna
MILITARY GOODS.
Swords and Belts for Army end Navy, Sash.
20, Spurs, Buttons, Lace. Cord. Navy Lace,
Caps, Stars and Embroideries. Army Embroi.
deries Of ell kinds, Chevrons, Bindings, Cloth,
&c. Field Glasses, Pistols and Cartridges.
March -, lse7.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-13
MILITARY GOODS

GRocERIEs. WINES. LIQUORS :,
NoTICEi
TO ALL LOVERS or GOOD BRANDIEs.
WINES. TEAS AND GROCERIES
Having purchased the interest Of u. =.
YOE, in late bushes Of Green A Yoc. IS ".
Baltimore Street, near Holiday St., am
prepared 10 offer great Inducements 10 eY~.
tossers, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Keep constantly on hand large aud we'll
selected STOCK OF GOODS. consisting To-
part 81
GREEN 4 BLACK TEAS.
Of choice chops;
COFfEES--Java, Lag1yra, Rio, 4r.
English aud American
PICKLES, SAPERs AND CONDIMENTS.
OLIVES, ITALIAN MACCARoNI,
AND vERMECILLA.
Fresh Caned Fruits Of all kinds, Gained
Meats and Fish, Foreign aud Domestic Pre-.
serves and Jcllies. hsve on hsnd fine
Stock Of Old
BRANDfEs,
AND GIN which Offer 10 Hotel Keeper.
~ the Gerry io,cest prices, and ask a calf
THOMAS W. GREEN.
~ West Baltimore st.. near Holiday.
April Is. isS7.--iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-13

FINltE undersigned would respectfully cell the
i attention Of the public 10 hi- very large
assortment Of
DOUBLE aND SINGLE BARREL GpxS.
Having direct communication with the fac
tories In Europe. aud receiving new aud fresh
Goods out by nearly every steamer. he IL able
10 sell Wholesale or retail a. low ~ any other
respectable house in the country.
ALSO,
PISTOLS of ell the most approved kinds -
RIFLES OF ell kinds aud eallbre, great varie.
~ Of enc POWDER FLAsKs, SHOT BELTS,
CANE BAGS, Eley's best water proof aud Y.
d. Caps, Muskct and q. ID. Capsi Cartridges u
all kinds anil sizes Powder. Shot, wadding.
aud, In TACT, every article 10 a. out the sports.
man In the most approved manner.
&U- A call IL respectfully solicited At No. -
SOUTH CALVERT STREET, baltimore.
rnrGuna made b. order, and ell REPAIR.
ING done IN the best manner aud warranted.
ALEXANDER MocoMAs,
March 10, is67.-iy. Established ist3.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-13
THE WORLDS
Reaper and Mower,
WITH DROPPEn ATTACHED.

Reaper and Mower,
WITH DROPPER ATTACHED.
WE invite the attention Of all in wan, Of a
w Mower and Reaper for the coming Ilar'
vesi, 10 call and examine our New Worlds
Reaper and Mower. Tbs gearings are all cut
out Of solid Iron aud run with precision Of
steam engines, lathes aud that class OF ma.
chinsFy. A neat Cast Iron Case incloses the
entire worka, thus protecting them iToin dirt,
water, rust, &C., and shielding the machine
times ~ durable aud Of much lighter dTaughi
than the common, rough cast gear now used Ia
reapers aud mowers. We have two sizes oil
these machines known - I and :; I, Mower
cuts feet, iaches In grass and feet IN grain
!. Reaper Mower with DrOppsr. 1900
aud Hand Rake. $4,000
,, cuts feet in grass and feet, : inches IN
grain, costa as q Mower tl75.Od
Mower and Reaper with Dropper. :ej.ea
OUR BUCKEYE sTEEL.To0TH
w II K + l. II o II s E. r A X L
IL greatly improved this season by means ol
ratcheta making both wheels drivers. aud aiss
otherwise improved-price ets.
Agents for tho celebrated VICTOR CANE
MILLS. COOKS EvAP0RAT0R. aud Sugar
Machinery gcncraiiyi the
TORNADO THREsIIER AND CLEANER.
the finest machine In the market;
Sindcil's Horse Hay. Fork.
Woodruff Portable barometer
snialley's improved Corn Plow, aud Tingley'
Improved Churn.
Also. dealers in all Kinds Of Agricultural lm
pletnenta. Yield Grass and Garden Seed. --
Have q hue selection Of Zane Seed Liberian
Early sorgo. aud regular Sorgo. Having ell
the patterns Of the Buckeye Mower and Reap
or. We are prepared 10 furnish extras and ~
pair machines at short notice.
ee~For any Of the above articles rall on 81
address. JOHN NJ. GRIFFITH A CO.,
90 y. Paca St.. Raiio.. Md.
March lu--i,n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14

man and builder wud go TO git a mig,
gah's vote
When we 'ribed we talked it all
oeer till hat past one, p. M fdat means
in the mite season, 'meber DAT when dis
man and bruder sed 1t wuz high time for
him TO go.
"No, sed |, my iriend--gor you is my
frend-its rainln' out, de streets is dark
stay here, heresS my mattarass, it's
RAIDER narrer for three ob us, but dats
better dan goln out. Stay wid a. and
Well talk 1t ober dars good deal 10
be sed, amt dey, POTTER :"
And POTTER sed yes, and dnsly, Tor
fear OF 'fendin as, he cluded 10 do it.
bilt up rousin fire, so dat twas hotter
dan groun hogs hole and POTTER who's
labarin man an hadn't washed his feet
for week, an sides all dat he's counted
de loudest smellin' shade in &c city, laid
down at de back side ob de single mats-
sas and de man and brudder wat wants
to be alderman, in the middle, and on
de foreside and dsr we lay and SWEET
and SWEET, till de poor fellah wuz amos
smuddered. When | thought he he'd
e'nutf ob it got up.
Now" sed l, pullin him out, "Gtt"
wat" sed he, L
GIT sed /. "Duz yon tink dis chile 4
fool "duz you tink dis niggah don't
know p'cisely wat you want an how
700 speck to git it. Wat 700 dom heah
sleepin wild niggahs in seven foot
squar room, wild hot fire, an q tween
EN- at dat ? Duz you tiuk | dOn'G mem
Der de kickin two weeks ago, and wood
| ent you du it to mite ef twuzn't dat
got de power OBJ kicliu VOC next month
at de ballot box 'Peals ike Is all l
kin do to keep my hans OF 90 you now.
Pay me dem two shaves and git,
An he did it.
Dis ting OO votlu ) biz ting. Half
de niggahs in de city is Twin high at de
spence OBJ de hundred or so wat want de
offices l don't smoke muffin less dan 10
cent cigars, aud tink I've shaved half
de copperheads in de city. Dey 90 bout
gettin shaved SO long As dar races Ii stan
| it--and I've Shuck more wife hans dan
! Gen. Graut ht2 tur "A Year
Dis ting 90 VOttu mounts 10 S0ttiu.
I'll write agiu in 81 week or TWO weeks,
Ul lOrLuiy at the iurdest.
/ GABRBL BoAArAkrE JOUNsoN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14
An Innocent Man Convicted and
Hung.


Ias recent trial OF murder ease IN
Atlanta, Ga, in which the evidence was
circumstanual, one of the coansel tor the
defense told the following story OF a trial
which took place IN the same court, thirty
years ago:
There then lived on the BAYOU road
man about twenty-five or thirty years old.
He was not an educated, nor wealthy
man, but he was honest and had good
heart. Having had limb broken he was
infrm in health. He made his livelihood
by going to the bayou ST, John every
evening and catching fish to sell in mar
ket next morning. One moonlight even
ing, while sitting on the bank Of the
bayou, fishing as usual, he saw lady
dressed in white, IN company with gen
tleman, walking on the road beside the
bayou. They were quarrelng as they
passed him, and his attention was attracted
BY hearing them quarrel. After they
passed he resumed his fishing, and waited
till he had caught his usual supply. lie
then started home with his basket. As he
reached the place known as the - Caquet "
be heard loud cry and soon after feeble
cry. Advancing IN the direction OF the
sound, he saw woman IN white gown
lying ON the pavement, and coming to the
woman he perceived that a dagger had
been stabbed mo her bosom. Thinking
to relieve her, he took the dagger 10y the
4 k., ia
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There were eleven buckshot in me.

There were eleven buckshot In me.
carry some of them now. was cut In
thirteen places. All of them bad enough
to have put out the life OF man. But
that blessed ole DR.. Miles pulled me safe
through 1t, after bed seige of many a
long week
That prayer Of yours, Bill, may have
been more potent for your safety than
you think You should thank God for
your dehvereEce,
TO tell you the truth, Kernel re-
sponded the scout, with certain sol
emnity in his grave face, Il don't talk
about SIGH things for the people round
here, but alters feel sort'o thankful wheT
l get out OF bad scrape.'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14

A climber Hat. Somewhere about
the year 1850 ESQ ruA5 the tale, travel
ing miIlright-in those days the king of
Observation-Disclosures, and with the broadcast
Northern Doric accent, stopped at Soho, a
locality once indicative of field sports, but
then the engine factory Of Boulton y Watt,
and he asked fer work. His aspect was
little better than one Of = beggary and
poor looks, . and Mr.. Boulton had hidden
him God speed to some other workshop,
when, AS he was turning away sorrow
fully, Mr.. Boulton suddenly called him
back and inquired:
What kind Of hat aave you on yeur
head, my man ?"
. It's just timber, sir"
" Timber, my man ? Let's look at it 2
Where did you get it ?"
Il just made it, sir, my ain sell
" How did you make it 2"
Just turned it in the lathe"
But it is oval, man; and lathe turns
things round!"
"Aweal just guard the lathe gang
anither gait to please me. I'd long
Journey afore me, and | thocht I'd have
hat to keep out the water; and had ma
muckle siller to spare, and ! just made
ane."
BY his Unborn mechanism, the man had
invented the oval lathe and made his hat,
and the hat made his fortune. He became
a distinguished machinist.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14

JOSH BILLINGS ON THE OwI.-Burds
is Gods chorjsters.
Tew the lion he gave majesty ; tew the
elephant, strength +; to the fox, cunning !;
and tew the tiger, deceit. But tew the
burds, his pets, he gave buty and song.
And none 50 best as the owl
The owl is a game burd lie can
whip anything that wears feathers after
dark.
He Is a wise burd, and boots at most
things.
He IS a sollum burd, d cross between
a justice of the peace and county super
visor.
He Is stiff burd, and sits up as stiff as
an exclamation point.
He is luxurious burd, and feeds on
Spring chickens.
He is long-lived burd, and never was
known to take death naturally.
He Is hardy burd, and grows tough by
billing.
He is AN honest burd, and always shows
an open counteDance.
He IS prompt burd, and satisfies at
onst his outstanding bills.
He is a comfortable burd, and always
sleeps in feathers.
lie is an attentive burd, aud dmin' the
day can always be found in.
He is festive burd, and don't come
home until morning.
Thus the owl, a mistaken emblem Of
solitude and sadness, if we dig into his
nature closely, is emphatlcally one of the
boys. and belongs to the club.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14

"A young lady stepped into the store
of a merchant named Wade, and very in
nocently said she would like to be weigh
ed (Wade), Greatly, I am sorry" said
he, "but my wife will tell you chat you
are too late by q couple of years"
-"Do you see that fe low lounging
there doing nothing 2" said Owen 10 Jen.
kins the other day. "Hsw does he live 2
by bis wits7" "Oh, no; hs's a casni-
bal" "a eaanibalp eyes, eaaaibsl
--hs lives - sL!sar people"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-14

a New ACcEPTATIoH OF MORAL
CHARACTER.-During brief court held
by Judge Hall, at Martinsburg, Va, sew
eral applications were made for naturaliza-
ton papers. Among the applicants was
native of "Faderland." He took with him
a German friend to prove his residence IN
the country. Of this witness the Judge
asked:
"Do you know the applicant Nr, -"
eyes, 1 well know him."
''Is his moral character good q
"Oh, yesh, ysh, Shudge, hess all right
he votes NIT Us !"
The Judge could scarce reprsss a smile
AZ the answer TO sis question.