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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
Richmond, Tobacco Exchange, September %.

Breaks and receipts continue small. Market
minated and prices fully sustained. Below
we give the transactions for the past three
days: $50 hogsheads, ~ %tierces, and q boxes
offered, and sold as follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working,
IS to SO; good-dark working. IS to $l2; sun.
cured, common, 81 to sl2; sun-cured, good,
Sl2 to SIS; coal-cured, common, 81 to sl2
coal-cured, bright, sl2 to $40 ; coal-cured, fan.
0cy, $40 TO S46.
Lnf-Common dark working, 81. to So;
medium dark working, $40 to S14; good darA
working, sl5 to 81; fine and Wrapping, SIS te
common, 800 to s35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 800 and $500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lu1s.-Very common and heavy weights,
IS to $3.50; medium, Sc to IS; good, IS tc
$3.50.
$27. 50 continental shipping, s13 to SIS and *23,
TEMAIyG TOBACCO.
L~eac-Common, S12 to $l4; good, SIS to Sl7
fine, SlS to $40 and S2S.
Stems.-Very common to good, l to 4Sc-
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~ SGsaeFsl Gariba!di, in a speech made by him
%yI,1''!etC, declared there could be no italy
yr.r,nN ZONE, and bitterly denounced the
!feggSsn "nu The Emperor Napoleon. He was
aud cr"s!y interrupted by frenZied applause
Ntsso or death 10 the priests"
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rARPETINGs, RUGS, o1LCLoTHs
CURTAIH MATERIALS WINDOW SHADES,
BOOKINGS. ~FLooRCLoTHs,
MATTINGs, 30, &c.

--"- MAIIINVcIH OUT 0" -.' -
I beg to inform my friends and the pubic tnas :
have opened the best stock OF the above sooas
have had for several years, and offer them VILE
the assurance that they shall be sold as low as 81
any house in the city. B. P. RtcHAkDsoS'
SO Il corner Main and Ninth streets.
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lyE.-Port, common, $o. so9$3.

CATTLE MARKET, SEPrsXBsR 20.
BEEF.-Good. scarce !; common to fair. lQSc
q H., gross. ; prime, &c.
sHESP.- Common. s4.so fat, ss9S5.5o each.
Rods.-9lc, e tb., nett.
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Death from Mellow Fever

KEY WEST, September 25.-MaJor Stone died
last night OF yellow fever lie VIII De buried
to-day with military honors.
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Death of the Captain-G General o Cuba.

Havana, September 25.-Senor Baiuazada
has been sworn in as Provisional Captain-Ge-
neral, General Manzanas having died ofyellow
fpypr. rr~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27

V,HE SOUTHERN FERTILIIING
i COMPANY, RIcEMoSD,, VA, are now rscs1y.
LiZERS, and offer for sale In unlimited quantities
CRUSHED PERUVIAN dUAN0,
selected from the purest cargoes Imported, war
ranted pure and OF the highest standard Is
PhOSPHO EHU and r
OLD DOMINION,
prepared under the supervision Of Professor WILL
LIAM GILLIAN for the wheat crop, combining 8
large percentage OF the Phosphates, with an ade.
uuate amount OF Ammonia; Pc" sF
FRESH GROUGD PLASTER s.
Orders solicited.
an lo-om Office No.. l0t Fourteenth street.
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StOUes, IIpaU0g'e, &c.

TUST RECEIVED, all sizes Of the
y MORNING GLORY HEATING STOVE, for
parlors, stores, and Offices. :
Sc Il GREGORY ( CO., 14l7 Main street.
TUST RECEIVED, THE GEM IL
STOVES, for heating the nrst. second, ana third
eoI l4l7 Main street.
GLOVES, TINWARE, AND HOUSE,
. KEEPING ART1CLES.-GREGORY u Co,
l4'7 Main street, have constantly on hand q iaIss
CnOKiNG, PARL0R, apd OFFICE sTOV Rs,
FURNACES, RANGES &C., the Ar pr pa and ida,
for wood : Premier" something entirely new,
ior burning soft coal. the gas and smoke Bel,
Real, and Monitor Ranges, and Premiam; .ns
Also, Plain, Japanned, and Stamped iinware OF all
descriptions, Table Inc Pockst Cutlery, Plated and
Planishsd Ware. &c. .s ..s au
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WHAT FERTILIZERS:

.# WHEAT F~BRTlLlZEhSs
and with Increased confidence in their value,
founded on the experience of those who have used
thsm, too numerous to particula rize,
them to the attention Of the pubic.
a change has been made In substituting 70 Q
great extent NAVaSSA for GUAEo,
for the present season, and looking TO the excln'
siys use of the former as a Phosphate Guano In
the futurs-being satisfied, after the closest scru'
tiny into the value OF the several substances IRON
which The bone Phosphate of Lime Is to be OBJ.
tanned, that 1t IL entitled 10 the preference.
The proportions heretofore observed WILL De
maintained rs follows rgg.
REGULAR PREPARATION, .Lt,.ga
1000 pounds Peruvian and I coo pounds Phosphate
Guano. Price, $40 per ton of 600 pounds.
SPECIAL PREPARATION, IN
1888 pounds Peruvian and se7 pounds Phosphate
Guano. Price, $50 per ton Of 1000 pounds.
GROUND PERUVIAN, GUANO.
In this preparation the company has attained q
marked success in GDding means to grind Peru
Wan guano on mill stones. and thus reducing II 70
the use OF the finest drill. Price, Us per ton al.
vance on the crude article, but an actual saving to
the farmer, who by no process OF his own can &c
cheaply or efectually prepare II for use.
Attention Is drawn to the fact that this company
invariably names all the substances used IN Ia
preparations, and the precise proportions IN
| rounds) In which hey are severally introduced
SO that the purchasers, being acquainted with the
ingredients that are employed have only TO con
s,der their intrinsic values, the mechanical per.
~fectness of the work, and the faithfulness ofthose
who supsrintend the operations.
Orders can be addressed through the commits.
sion merchants OF the city Or directly toths under.
signed. II. d. ~ohSl!Ei,
au 2l-8w A2eht.
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TOB PRINTING OF EVERY De-
81 sscription done In the best style at me ousR
DISP ATCa PRlNTlnh ~
TOBACCO MAN UtACTUREhS M
BSLS of various sly les gotten up u Inc ~
p kTCV HOUSE,. az
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MANIPULATED GUANO. THE
W. FLAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING C0MPA.
NY will be prepared by the LIST Of September To
supply the farmers of Virginia or North Carolina
with It's well. known aY. U.E. @@..."
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COMMERCIAL
Corn and Flour Exchange, September 26.
.es-r,

Uhent-White, 1870 bushels; red, 7os bush
els: mixed red and white, IS bushels. Corn
White, 6s2 bushels yellow, SO bushels. Rye
24s bushels. Four-E1tra, rs barrels. Screen
ings-26 bushels.
Vhen-White, 1910 bushels very inferior
to prime, 81. s56s3.55; red, 4l4 bushels very
bad to very good, $l.o5ds2:3o and $50 for
seed. Cbrn-White, 400 bushels very inferior
to prime, sl.1O@s1.25; yellow, 50 bushels
prime, 81. l59sl.2H. Screenings-26 bushels,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27

TOHN II. TYLER d CO., successors
y to Mitchell 4 Tyler, lsl2 Main street, Rich.
mond, Va, respectfully, call attention 20 nSn
WATCHES and cHAfHs, CLOCKS JEWELRY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, GOLp slLYss'
and STEEL sPECTACLHs and
not surpassed by any class OF goods IN the country
~ to quality, and which they viii sell ell, q ? pr sonts -
low as In any other regular house north OF soa,n.
plete, and consists OF the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually Kept In first, sisss } .on.
SANITY adding nav goods. They continue, 40
heretofore, TO order direct from the factories what,
ever articles their customers may deslIs, an1 AZ
ths shortest possible notice. HAlH JhWELh 81
every description made to order. WATOh e.
PAIRING done IN the very best manner Dy loe
nv
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Fertilizers.

DERUVIAN GUANO.-A cargo of No
l Peruvian Gusno daily expected. for sale II
arrive. ALLISON & ADDISON,
SO "a .lw 1920 Cary street.
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EINE WATCHES and JEW e
Il LRY of every description BE- "a
- THO NOWLAN, GSD
ROBT Z. MACOMbEh.
. corner OF Main and Tenth streets,
80 above the post-ofHce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27

MO. l PERUVIAN GUANO.-An-
IN other cargo of that superior GUANO from
ship J. Clarke now landing and tor sale by. -
GEORGE LBB,
az 2I-1w Fourteenth street below Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27

EINE GROUND PLASrER.-150 tons
II mi GRDUHD PLASTER, warranted pure,
from best Windsor lump, in store for sale by
Sp s a.. D. LEE.
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JeWelers, dc.

ATOWLAN 81 co. are receiving to-day
IN packages OF the latest styles of NEW JEW
ELRY, fresh from the factories.
EfEdANT SETS OF PINS and. gARRINGs.
ENAMELLRD and CHASED BAND BRACELETS,
!. LEUNTINE and VEST CHAINS, ~
4 SLEEVE and Bosom BUTTONS,
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
MaGNiFICaNT agw sILyERwARg, In cases,
for BRIDAL PR EsENTS, Just opened Ut
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rARGO No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO
" for sale Ito arrive) by
Sc IL X. +. WILLIAMS w.
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CEED WHEAT.-Beautifu1 lots of the
y "Woodfn." y" Boughton. 80 Maryland" Blue
Skim" and Early Purple straw" for sale by
se IL h CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27

NTUANO, GUANO.-Fifty tons No. /
" PERUVIAN GUANo just arrived and for
I se :! on' RR0IBERT F. WILLIAMS & CO.
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LOAN OyPIcY OF II. HARRIS Il BkoTHgR,1
1881 MAN sTsBYT (UP sTAlRs),
RICHMOND. Eeptember q, 1857.

DECTIFIED WHlSKEY.-lOo bars
~ ssls for sale 10y to siess, b HyyRp,Yes &C.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-03
Paying him OF in bis avn Coin.

During the frat wears Of the war,
ssys the Bellows Fall Tass, when
change was scarce aad ssorne large
hFns were issuing currency Ct their
own, a farmer went 10 q store IN .
neighboring town and bought some
goods and gsvs the Haerehant q FIVE.
dollar bill, of wkieh he wsnted
seventy five cents hscl< The mer-
chant counted Out the amousk. and
handed it ever TO the farmer He
looked at it a moment and Inquired.
"Whats thisY'
ats my currency" said the mer-
chant.
"Wal, faint gsod for nsthin'
where I live," said the farmer.
Every well, /" replied the rnesch ant
keep it till you get a dollars worth,
and bring it to my store, ana I viii
give You dollar bill for it,
The farmer took the change and
departed. A few weeks after he
went into the same store sud bought
goods to the amount of enc dollar.
and after paying over the identical
20 cents, he teek out a hand -ful Of
pumpkin seeds, and counted out 25
of them, and passed them over to the
merchant.
Why" says the merchant, swhat
is this?" s-t
"Wal." said Tue farmer, ssthis is
my currency, and when. you get .
dollars werth, bring it out 10 my
place and / will give you dellsr bill
for it"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-03
ARARE CHANCE.
A VALUABLE FRUIT FARM
Axn NURSERY FoR SALE /!

THE Subscriber offers his Farm Of lI0 acres
for sale. 100 acres cleared land, the balance
timbered; located four miles west Of Galhpo-
lis, on the State road leading TO ohillieothe-
The farm has upon it. agood two-story Frame
House, good Barn and ali other out buildings
that is required; a fine young apple orchard
Just maturing. of about ,GG0 trses,-the SAME
number of peach trees, with variety OF cher
ry, plum, pear and quincs trees. All the
leading -~--sies of grape vines, currants,
goos1lSa -4es, Slackberries, raspberries etc. =
The farm is well watered, has upon it excel
lent springs and small stream of water
courses its way through. the year round,
much to the benefit of stock. The farm is
in high state Of cultivation.
In addition,-my Nursery known as the
Gallipolis Nursery, has a very large stock up
on it fol fall and spring sales, of everything
kept in that line of trade. The Nursery is in
fleurishing condition, with an increasing trade
every year. prefer selling tarmand nursery
together; will sell at a bargain. Call upon
the undersigned on the premises, or address
me at Gallipolis, Ohio.
@. N. PALMER.
Oct 25, IS66-H
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ghsy Say.

They saS. Ah. vel. suppose they DO,
Bas e1z they prove tlIc story t3rIe
sus1icioa snEy arise fraIa ESuSht
Buf Mslife, envy, want CT thought;
VIA ccEEt yourself among the theyf'
Who Whisper what they dare not sayS
Fhsy sssr-bnt why the taic reheaTse.
And help 10 make TIE natter worSe
No e0o,g can p-assisslT aeer1se
Fsusa feiiin;r WAT may be untrue;
AIsf st nat d asiiler pizh
Toste.skof all the tpest you caRf
-They ssy-weil. if it snouId be so,
Wry Hefd you tell the tale OF woe7
WI il the better wrong redress,
Og!taake one pang Of s0rrow less
Wfl3 ID the erring enc restore,
Hens ef0Tth 10 !" so and sin NO more 81
Thes say-Ont pause and look within,
SechsV tfsy heart inclines II sin;
Waish, lest in dark feuiptzti0n'S hour
Tissa too, sbeuiist sink beneathit its power.
PITY the fraii, weep DER their fall,
Butspeak Of good or not at All.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-03

Says the New York World;
s'Sarah Ann Gaffney, widow, has re-
covered from Felix Dougherty, the
alleged preacher and seducer, the
handsome sum Of $3.50. The price
demanded for the alleged preaching
and seduction was $1,000; but as the
woman was t1irty-four years Of age,
a widow, and has children oftwelve
and fourteen years of age, the
breaching et estera, was estimated to
be worth considerably less; for the
value Of virtue seem :, IN the eyes Of
the law, to diminish IN exest propor-
ton to the age offhe supposed pos
SCISSOR Of that Poeaeaiiy construed
priceless property. Thus, in the re.
cent ease Of Wiggih, shs received
Iiut 5000; but she sas ferty, Gaf-
laey, at thirty -fenr gets 3 75o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-03
N0tIce

WILLIAM z. SFURGILL, whose place of res
W idsnce is unknown, is hereby notified that
Mary sturEilI did, on the 1st day of December,
lseG file her petition in the Office of the clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Gallia and State of OHIO, charging the
said William X. Sturgin with gross neglect OF
duty toward her, the said Mary Sfurgill, for more
than thre,-Ss-aaIs last past antf With habdtpal
Hfd5ktsIIitss iBs y BE tifs7a y--zsz rs
sBd asking that she may be divorced nom tne
Sid William r. Sturgifl, which petition will
stand for hearing at the next term of said court
NARY STURGILL. 1
BY AssEIz T. HoLcozB, her attorney
Tlae q 1AaG j..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-03
Notice,

EIIZA SHULER, of Silver Run P. o., in the
u county of Aeigs and State of Ohio, Is notined
that George Shuler didon the 2sth day of NoveIs-
Jer A d. 1885, file his petition in the ofiie2 oil the
clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Gallia and state of Ohio. ehafg-
ing the said Eliza shuler with adultery W lth one
CASTOR Hysell and asking that he may be dl-
will stand for hearing at the next term of SAID
conrt. GEORGE sHu Lf1ii-
Dec. 6, 1s66.-6w..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-03
Notice.

THE Public are hereby cautioned against
trading for two notes of hand, one fer 500
and one for s150-giyen by me to Joshua
Hall, and dated about nine msnths ago.
E. BETz.
nea o7. 1866 rt a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-03
Shes-ifss Sale.
7Rs Ssaie d Olie, Gala Couniy. -.

re eot<Atr NsA--s 0-s-.1 ~ - -
DURsUANFtO the command OF an order OF
i sale issued By the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Gallia and state O
Ohio, and 10 me directed, as Sheriff Of said
county or tsaIiias viii offer at public auction
at the door OF the Con- -house, in the city o Gal
iipoIis. in said county of Galiia, and STATE of
Ohio on the i0tiI day of January, A. D. 1891, al
the hour OF one o'ciock, 7. 1- OF said day the
following lands and teneHnEnts fo-wit: Begin
nins AT a piEe Knot IN the south line Of ffactlcn
number tWenfs-tfInee. (sa in Section number
twenty-tyro ~ in township hnaber three, l5l
OF TsIage AzInber fifteen, as in the Ohio conpa-
ns,s purchase ii said county of Gailia- and State
of Ohio from which Pima tree twenty We inches
in diameter bears north s. deg west shnks- ran
ming thence west with said south line p chains
and 50 links TO the southwest coIaer OF said fgae
ton thence north with the west line Of said frae
ton to the northwest corner Of said Fraction
number q thence east With the north line OF said
fraction u chains and s. links to the coruer,-
theIfce south 10 the place CT beginning; contain
ins eiaftT-seveI 81 acres more or less,-ap-
pTaisea at the sum of 8, ,2is 10 to be sold as the
property and real estate Of samuel H Sheets and
MARY A. Sheets =t tise suit Of JAMES II. Guthrie
Terms Of safe lash in hand.
Given under my hand Officially, this 9Th day OF
December, A y 1856.
WILLIAM WADDELL, S. c. CO,
Dee 6, 1866
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Dec. .27.Ise
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY

a CARD. ~
HAVING sold to ADAM CLING, Of this
HI city, one half of the Buckeye Foundry
and Machine Shop, embrace this manner Of
expressing my cincere thanks to the eommu-
nity at large, for their very liberal patronage
they have given me in the past, and would
respectfully ask that the same be extended to
Hill 4 King, in the future.
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L. M. BEMAN.
Licensed Claim Agent,
oEsTREyILLE, O.

Isl CtS IhEf 1Ll4Ej w.
GoNGRESS ha ring passed a law to give
" soldiers that enlisted for 3 years, and
served their time out an additional bounty ol
leo dollars; those that enlisted for two years
an d served the sine out so dollars; those that
enlisted for less than two years and was dis
charged on account of wounds, 80 dellars
Ii ease of soldiers death their fsther, mother
widow or minor children, will receive the
additional bounties. am now prepared to
collect said bounties, and receive no pay
until collected, and small fees then. Per,
sons will please fetch discharges with them
when they come TO make application for then
bounty.
/ expect to visit Washington about the Isl
Of fSeptember, and 1 think it will expedite
the matter in getting the bounty.
Aug. 9, 1866.
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is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator, with the will annexed, of John
Krous, late of Gallia county, Ohio. deceased.
S.A. NASH
Dec. 81, 1866,
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NOTFtE.
InPartitiOn-
Jacob saisheT.

" In Partition
william s8isher, ct ali,
HTILLTAM swisher, and Samuel SEisher, Of
w the county Of Aeigs, AID State ofohio, and
Eli Swishers Daniel sWisher, freemont SNisher,
Mary F. SpToHse and John A. Sprouse her hus-
band Margaret A. Rothgeh and sohn hothgen
her husband. Elizabeth Reynolds and David
REYNOLDS her husband. Caroline Rnpe and Jona-
than Rupe her husband, Mary L. swisher and
sally SwisheT. Of the county Of Gal5;a, Ohio, viii
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the a6th day or November, A. D. 1866, IN the
court of Common Pleas. within and Tor the coun-
tv0f Gallia and state o. Ohio. by Jacob sSlsher,
and is now panaing, wherein the SAID jacob
slyisher demands partition Of the following real
estate. situate in said Galiia county, to witt
Beginning q chains and 81 links south OF the
Northeast corner of Fraction 30 in Tp ., X IL, IN
Ohio Cos purchase: thence south to the aorth,
east corner of a 20 acre lot owned and occupied
Ty William Tate: thence West TO the Northwest
corner. Of said Tate's lot; thence South to the
est corner Of the same lot: thence W est to
the East line of Fraction 33: thence North TWEEN
tv-fye chains and 35is links to q post: thence
EASt35 chains aad 50 links TO the place OF begin
niag-contaiHing 10 acres moro or less. Also the
following tract situate in :he county and state
aforesaid:+BeEinain at the Northeast corner OF
Fractional Section No. S6, Tp.No 3, X. No IA,
Ohio oCo,spurchase: thence south along the East
lineof said Section 81 chains and 80 links; thence
North As degs 20 min.-West 13 chains and u
links: thence North s. deg's IS min--Wed Il
chains and 10 links: thence North 80 degs, Nest
II chains and % links to the West line of said
Section: thence North IS chains and 30 links, TO
the Northwest corner of said Section: thence
East ~ chains and % links 10 the place of begin
ming. containing 16i acres more or less. And
that at the next term of said Court, the salc
Jacob SwiSher Will apply for an order that parti-
tion may be made Of said premises, and the dow
JOSEPH BRADBURY, Atty for Pet'r
Nov %, 1e66-6w
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Odds and Ends.


Odds and Ends.
The virtue of prosperity is tenn
peranee; the virtue of sdversity Is
fertitude.
Tea kettles are decidedly YANKEES
in their melody--they sing through
their noses,
What is the difference between
vat of beer and John Morriaseys-
None; one is 6rsaO and the other IS
5rsa0 SIR.
A little girl in schosl being asked
what cateract or waterfall was, re-
piled that 1t was hair flowing ever
something, she didn't know what.
The latest case Of iadoleneei Is that
of man named John Hols, who
was SO lazy that, in writing his nams
he simply used the letter j, and then
punched hole through the paper.
Mrs. Judah P. Benjaman drives
dashing equipage in Paris; Geo. N.
Saunders has the reddest face in the
French Capital, Cognac being his
only tipple; and Breckenridge can be
seen almost any day On the boule-
yards, wearing good elethsR
A young lady, while pronenading
tbe streets some days ago, suddenly
faintssk was picked -ae aud carried
! into 4 aaTefiiae 1sause ne.Ef .sz1 as1IIIl,
where physician was summoned,
who removed only eleven pairs Of
stocking legs and one pair Of hose
before he>~ succeeded in restoring
circulation through her calves snd
bringing them TO astatc of sensihili-
~.
On distinguished III. C. Why is
John. Msrrissey like Daniel Web
ster? Because he is the great ex
FOUNDER. Why is John Morrissey
like lamb? Because he CANDLES
on the green, Why win John Msr-
rissey be an influential member OF
the House2 Because he's heavy ca
the eyes and noes.
a mans wife in South Bend, o.,
presented her husband with q very
fine boy Next morning the man
stepped into the Mayors sffice and
stated that the night previous fell
low came stalking into his house,
stark naked; that he WAS there yet
Three policemen at once started on
the run to oust the intruder. When
they got to the house they asked to
see the fellow that had come in there
the night before, The nurse brought
out the baby The policemen sud
denly disappeared, and it is suppes
ed have had to stand good many
extra treats since.
A Peanut Fortune.--In, the Pre-
bate Court at st, Louis, the Adulin-
istrator Of the estate of Amino Ear
boraria, who died a few months
since, has been required to give
bends in the sum of Sl000e0ii from
which it is inferred that the estate
| is worth about S50,6e0. This prin-
cely fortune was accumulated by
Antonia in selling peanuts and ap-
| pies alta fruit stand in st. Lotis, and
which his widow falls heirto. Who
sneers at small things after this
] A story is tsld of an Old Virginia
j ,.lanfar xUha rras snissiur-@ eorT, from
bis crib One nieht he.taisl color.
ed boy to set trap in the crib, the
next morning the boy cams running
to the house e5cial9l hress nss
ss,a S0a mSsSs .st dsr a. r. ,,'.e,;. sha lso
! ine hands like 4--ll lid s -
/ trapl"
4 o,o.osca.
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-03
Medical Notice.

ThHN. MaRGAN-M-D D., tenders his pro-
u sessional services 20 thss PeeP lsel tssffiS
pOlis and vicinity, hoping by faithful atten-
tioa to business, to merit share of this pat
renage.
@FFICE-2d street, above Vanden's new
building, back room, entrance door On upper
side
Aug. 9, 1se6.-tf