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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-31
Kiss NY wife or Fight Me-.An
Osculat0ry Alternative.

There are few married men who are aot
averse to having their wives kissed, but an
exchange relates the particulars of q case in
which newly welded Benedict felt him
self insulted because his wife wasn't kissed
The bridegroom in question was stalwart
young rustic, who was known as formida.
bic operator in ''free fight" His bride
was beautiful and blooming country girl
snly sixteen years of age, and the twain
we're at q party where number of young
folks we're enjoying themselves in the good
cid fashioned pawn;paying style. Every
girl in the room was called out and kissed
except B the beautiful young bride afore,
said, and although there was not . young
ster present who was not dy ing TO taste her
lips, they we're restrained by the presence
of her herculean husband, who stood re-
garding the party with sullen hook of di si-
tisfastion. They mistook the cause however.
for suddenly be expressed himself Roll
ing up his sleeves he stepped into the mid
die Of the rsom, and in . tone Of voice that
secured marked attention, said: "Gentlo.
men, l hays been noticing how things have
been working here for some time and amt
half satisfied, l don't want to raise a fuss,
but" What's the matter, John?" in,
quired half dozen voices, "Rhat do you
mean? have We done anything to hurt your
feeingsP" Eyes, you have ali Of you
have hurt my feeiings;v and I've just got
this to ray aboat it: HERE'S every girl in
the room has been kissed near dozen times
apiece; and there's my wife, who consider
as likely as any Of them, has not had sim
gle one tonight; and | ust tell you now, if
she don't get as many kisses the balance Of
the night az any girl in the room. the, man
that slights her has got me to 6ght-- that
all. Now 60 ahead with your plsysp If
Mrs. B. was sighted during the balance
Of the evening we did not know it. As for
ourself, we know that John had 10 cause to
end fault with US Individually, for any neg.
on our part ,u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-31
Little Tnsngs.

The precieusness Of little things was never
more-beautifally expressed than in the fol
lowing morceau by b. F. Taylor: har eJ
e' Little martin boxes Of homes are gener.
ally the most happy and cosy little Wills.
ges are nearer to being atoms of q shattered
paradise than anything we know of; aud
little fortunes bring the most content, and
little hopes the least disappointments.i ae i'
p Little words are the sweetest to hear
little charities fly fuIthest, and stay longest
ON the wing little lakes are the stillest,
little hearts tho fullest. and little farms the
best titled. eLittle books sre the most read.
and little songs the most loved. And when
nature would make anything especially rare
and beautiful, she max IL iittie--little
pearls, little diamonds, little dews.
: Everybody calls that little that they love
best on earth. We once heard good sort
Of man speak Of bis little wife, and We
fancied she must be perfect little byoa Of
a wife. We saw her, and she weighed 2l0;
we were surprised. Butthan il Was no
jake; the man meant IL. He eould put his
wife in bis heart and have rom for other
things beside and what wss she but preoi-
ous, and what was she but littlsp .sialA
Aultttn, IN s,pa,po-mpoh in little--is the
great beauty Of. all we love best, hope for
msst, apd remember the lobgest, ,eo y, "a, ~ p
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-31

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-31

,a, An, excited orator speaks; > \" 4. We have
taken Atlanta, we have taken Savannah, Co
lapbys. Ghsflsston, and now NJ last We have
lcSttpEsd Petersburg and occupy, Rich pond,
Itishmap 10 the crowd SHOUTS, Lets take
. drink. '"n Tho crowd diSpsrsed IN yarious
aireCti0uAi sai,ol suiTiiis . 3nilq eN--
s-rpi-n Ysdt3us al ,aAbiIsi n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29

Of Onn EACII.-FOR SALE. oN EYERSON
- ..)NU street. .0i feet North 81 Myrtle =,
minutes ferries. three nodsrn 11eg and
good cellar Immediate posseqsoD inquire on promises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FoK SALE.

AN EXCHANGE or .sALE--AN, ELEcANT AND
Mex Geyot - lille: "a Long Island snd . few rods
eris from the nseniacen, country ,est Of Hon Bcnj
order and rensrj. surrcunaed by BEAUTIFULLY arranged
srx zen n Iieas. WITH new Wing acw noae admirably
sgsa ar nssep ' ss s We new Ss
amt parroom for cilaren lao Barns snd ~ ,eis Other
ia he iglesi o-soe state Of enya onl rened
2n soar hage BEEN !. expended & lie last be
substantial aud sensible improvements on the
q repetition with the choicest vegetables end fruits. The
nnsss .pgS me ns'er q
scosrbrrfcs &c, wil found 81 great prOuscu while
~, AMI home Ike On he Island: o ~" saay EeaiSy
.aa 70 Sss t sn sn ss % e 1s
op f"s c. e w"s s ey.s s $40, WV sAss sS s ss
zach hal'cr remain a q sn. % cd
sbo,n and seD cash Foar dnsren piic sewsof
he properly be cn at The picture nam toe u John
stree corner Nasss and also ishel descriptions Com
pn'uicAtions should r w.. sid,es,sd ...,..
rozse'sion Immediately n required,
"A. river. fci elevation so Lot OF various skcs.
within short di.tancs OF depot; Iacsensok Junction
train daily and incraslng viswa nnsir
Door, cod s sons .sa ns sss- % sns
Is ssV SUMMER. n sS i ss 10. s s sS'sr
Pier. s. g, ns, sss s' ys,a nsa.
ayenas. 90 :. sn 100 ie.l vide The ysaase prope.iy
VII b. sola q surtcn on the -mis- N september ner
s..ss Sn- ara invited q Il f ne = previous
p s' i 3 sc rSfS s sIircFf soS '7a
Cedar street.
ATTENTION. ALL WANTING FARMS FRUIT AsD
n Garden Lands, onlv ~ miles fr0m New york on rail.
road 70 Philadelphia, 81 per acre " HOLT.
Bficksburg Ocean county, New Jersey.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-Ar sKosoIA. "a,
~ nest station with one and hall niics iyniase OF 'hr
" Tour s ei1as ',Eii SfI c-d:r 'tes
A VALUABLE r,ns ~ rGvxsyLv,Nr, ~ or.
~. icr~d at bargain itn lndeI nnc state
Of cultivation, balance timber, good dwelling, fronting on
lake. barn, rawn. never.lsing ater numbering
aud farming tools A. all IN soot order Horses Cattle,
sheep. Hogs Poultry a~ Dngnn MS Ferry cSs than
100 miles from New YORK. profitable investment
ierms. Prize eiioo. Apply 70 W y. DEMAREsr 18th
street aud Jbfd avenue. MOT HafrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-29

4 -WaSrIn-TwO FIRST CLASS high srDoP
~. Housed Eighth rifiicth street and Fourth
aud sixth avenues. GRADY Mct'RATH I5l Broadway
WANT 90 BuY GOOD HOUSE. WITHIN THE
bounds OF THIRD and sevcplh and below fIfts-
fourth $1,000 $500 for which VIII give
line 40 Iaru New Haven within mile Of three
villages balance cash chance 10 get good country
place. 4. n. r., - Coriandt street.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-12-11
VOL. III
Selected Poetry.
JAMIE.


"Fathcr, where is our Jamie to night
jamie 80 bold and gay?
The twilight shadows are falling now,
Why does he stay away?
Jamie is handsome and manly too,
And he will be good and great;
But, Father, why is our darling boy
A-stuying away 30 late -
"Our noble boy is child no more,
IIc has grown to mans estate;
lie has gone courting Minnie Gray,
The reason he stays so late;
For her golden hair and eyes Of blue
Have stolen his heart away,
And he goes in the holy twilight hour
A-wooing sweet Minnie Gray"
"Why does the maiden lure him away,
Now we are growing so old
And we have shielded him all his life,
Our love has never grown cold;
The maid can never love him as VIC
Have loved him all his years,
Who have led him along the path of life,
Sharing his smiles and tears"
"Du;, Mile, remember long years ago,
WheD was handsome and gay,
Aud you &; maiden so fair aud sweet,
That you stole my heart away.
l had father old and gray,
And a mother kind and true,
Who loved mc tondly nh ny life
But my heart went out to you"
4 blush crcpt over her withercd cheek,
Her eyes shOnc clear and mild;
No longer she chided the lovely maid
For winning away her child;
She thought Of the long ago, when she
Stood close by her lovers side
In tho little church, and the man of Co
Made her happy bride.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-12-11

fuol extinction of popular freedom. To
save our country from evils SO appalling
rs these, wo should renew our efforts again
aud again.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

sued against the Estate Of 'f''
LIPNlN MAYER

othe City of Newiok and State II
York who has been audgd Bankrupt his Petition ha
the Payment Of Debts aud Delivery Property belonging
snh Bankrupt him. for his and the Transfer Property
by him are forbidden by Law that Meeting the Creditors II hs
said Bankrupt prove their Debts one or Assignee,
Of his Estate will be held Bankruptcy TO be hon al the
ohce OF the Register No 2Ol hundred Broadway Room
No T. the city of Newlok before Issac Dayton Register ON tho
twenty fourth day Ocoer A. d. 1867 O'Clock Sent lR
1901 r. MURRAY L. \ Marshal As M.ssepgsIf -
Southern Of Neo.Y York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

POLITICAL MANUAL FOR 1867.
NctroiSG Ct4ss:fIED srNE4El " INPosr4Sr
xxECUTIvB
LEGISLATIVE.
JUDICIAL, AND
FoLIlCoNILlrAP FACTS or TIE PERIOD
From July 4, le6o, 10 APRIL 1907
iIel0aiG ,it late action q
CONGRESS on RECONSTRUCTION.
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON.
Can q he House u Representative q The Uutel S,a,sA
CoNTESTs:
riss5eri Joinsor's syesehe.
H. M4sscea
Ill Notb,ss dthe Cabinet
seeoIl Ses.ios 5oA CoasresA
Firt Session 4oth Coagrcss
Afd Claimants Of Stats Therein
" N'''s On Political Bills and iesolutorA
y Lecorsirrctou Measures Of g9.A ali qh Cors,...,.
keeolsIactoa Act aD1 Ssypleineat Cepy ,f T,sto.A
foriteerth Constitutional AaellsezL
VI PIoclaHatoas and Orders
VII Judicial op.lioH or II.bess CorpuA
" Test OaihS
Mississippi Irluretiot Case
VII Resolutions Of National state CsByes.op, a, rtrs,
PrsbuIgA, Cleveland, &C.
Iafi' Pziionrs-Conneetcai Msard Ohio Terpesss. Al,
taas Arkansas Norh Carolina, SOath Carolina WANNA
TIE keutucky AID Virginia Resolatioss 81 I70S.
" Political Miscellany Elective Franchise
Proposed Substitute for li,h Amendment
keetons ofis5L MARYLAND. Recsat legislation
Cousitaio.al CoaveIt.ous PubHo Deb. of s
F'' e'aa4 es'h 70 Paper Covers eeusent b. mail on
Ttsept Of IneS
A1'l'' THE TRIBUNE. SesYorL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
9utsIs.
GRAND HOTEL D'0RIENT,
1nNSTANTINnpT
Cost ano foanb.

OST-CHECK, $351 43-100, No 2,1lJ, dated
II August 28 1857 hy L. ScoonmaAer Co. 10 tie onieI
OF C. b. An person, cautioned against negotiating Ls
sane-Newiork Sept H. 1891
G. SA REWARD.-LOST on WEDNESDAY,
sDstO o'clock from NeS-llayep pocket book
PIN. The tuder
tie property AessIs MAN PARSONS, No "a Wast
Ani receive the above reward
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That ON Nm
ninth day Of September A. D 1907 Warrant in Bankupt
WAS issued against the Estate II

WILLIAM f. TOWNSEND
the City OF Newlork In the County New York and
York who has been audgrd Bankrupt his
yaent OF any poi and Delivery Of Property belonging
Bankrupt 10 him for his ard the Property by
him. forbidden by Law that Meeting Of the Creo M IL
said Bankrupt TO Prove their Debts one or more Assignee.
~ his Estate will be held Court Bankrupcy 10 he hop AT No
y boadNay In the City oNewlork before Isaiah T. Williams Regis
the hiueh iay of September ID lg6r n ore o'riL
Sept 10, 1867. r. MURRAY n = M,rsbsif
enaerS Southe ,t,fN N,.k
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
THIs IS TO GIVE S3iTIcE-Ihqt q. on the

HOMER SNOW.
Of the CITY New York the County Of Newlok and
York who has atudgd Bankrupt petition
payment debts and delivery property belonging To cs
bankrupt to him Tor bis and the transfer propegts h lin
forbidden by law that meeting Of the creditors II the said bank
upi to prove their debts and TO choose a,e Of bis
estate will be held Court of Bankruptcy 20 be holden
Broadway the City Of NegYork before Wilder Aleu
Register the twenty sixth day " September d. 1907 at tree
O'Clock, m.-Sept H. 1901. X. MURRAY. L. ;. Marshal,
As MesssngeE Snnthern n-.llict of NJ -NnrL-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

u STATES tie Southern District Of New-YoIh.-In hs
Matter of EDMUND RUSSELL, Bankrupt u Bnkraptcyl TO
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: The Undersigned hereby gives notice
Of his appointment As Assignee Of
EDNTND RTSSFIL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
a. Messenser Sonihera DI,Irel of XeT.iork
'THls, is 10 GIVE NOTICE, that ON III

OF tue 'y OF Newlok the
York who has been augd bankrupt his petition
ni he ment e any debts and delivery Of property belonging
Ad bankrupt 10 him. Tor his and the
y hn are forbidden by law that meeting the creditors o N
OhA % prove their debts and 10 choose more
OF ms estate Will be held al Court Bankruptcy 10 be holden Al No
2I Broadway In the City of NeNlork before Isaiah r. William.
Register the third day Of October A. d. AZ one o'clock n
h"-Sepi 10, leo1 r. MURRAY, L. :. Marshal,
as Messenger Southern District of New.York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
-------- as Messenget souIhern Dstrict OF Ne"'iI
TlNIlS is TO GINE NnTICE-Thnt ON

n ITO - ~ NIN II NUIIIE-- Hut Oh mo
eleventh day Of September A. D. 1861 Warrant Bankruptcy
was Issued against the estate of
>, JAMES c. PORTER
M e ty o Neviork the NewYork and state ~ New
York Who has been aduse Bankrupt his petitions that o
payment OF debts delivery Of any property belonging such
bankrupt TO him. property hy him.
are forbidden by law that meeting Of the creditors Of the said bank
iu 10 prove their debts and to choose O his
,sAe VIII be held Court Of Bnkmpiey TO be holden at No 6i
broadway IN the CITY York before Mr.. Henry Wilder Allen.
SEPT TO- 1901 MURRAY. t. = Marshal.
Messenger SQgtheTl District VI New York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
autliOm saIts Of Ytal estatr.
W. II. MILLER Arctloneer.
:9ous;s anN :fams 1ranttS.

9ous;s ano fams @lanttS.,
NIFTY mfurnished HOUSES wanted for
Il gool tenants By ;. w. BENEDICT No. l0Pige.st
HOUSE and LOT WANTED in first class.
neghhohoo between Twenty third and Forty
Madison high stoop 2Or0 feet for S3ooo
$4,000; required before Nog Feh u
the house must he well built and y stories high Pesot Who
the above requirements aud others may apply at No. Pam
place TO C. V. ". BENIER
XNANTED-Furnish or unfumshcd,
small HOUSE n the country within one houafd half Of doy
Hall May Family adults children. Beat
references. Address SCRIBE Tribune OGce.
WANTED TO LEASE-FOr two or three
w years BRICK DWELLING modern fittings six bed
NewY0k Brooklyn; wond buy furniture. Address
HOUSE, Boz No 23J New York Post fce
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
he '''''''''@'' CHARLES II. MCCULLOUGH

STATES or The Southern District q wion the matter d
CHARLES n. MCCULLOUGH Bankrupt lin Bankmptcyl TO
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The undersigned hereby gives notice 81
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
. 1Notitts Of 3ankrupttr.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-Sout District of
NewYork City Of Newburgh, the Iinh day Of September
D. 1901 The unders gued hereby notice Of his appointment az
Assignee Of
GEORGE W. PETERS,
Town Thompson County Sullivan and State Of New
Yors District been aHdged Bankrupt hs
own petition By the District Court Of sail District
STEPHEN W. FULLERTON Of Sevburgh. y Y.
Tsv3wW AssiZn
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
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Newiork City IN the County of Newlo and Sz ~
within said District Who has been aulge Bankrupt upon his Pc
uuon BY the District Court said DsincDai NeWlorh
day Of, 4. ID. 1861. JNO. SEDGNICK, Assignee.
No. ~ DroadEAy NeK.ioTk CITY.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
INNS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on
EIN I.FETIV u
BRASTUs II. CRITTENDEN,

ERASTUs H. CRITTENDEN,
the City Of Newiok the County Nwiork and srv, o. New
York whoha been s g Bankrupt his Petition pay.
Of any Debts aal Delivery Property belonging such Bauk
Tup him, his and the Transfer Property
forbidden by Law that Meeting W the Creditors Of the said Bankmp
prove their Debts and 70 Choose bis Estate
viii be held at Court Of Bakmp 10 De holden l6l
In the City II Newiork before Mr. Henry wilder Allen Register
tie twensSh day Of September A. D. 1907 at eleven oOes
a. m.-Sept Il, 1867. Il. MURRAY L. s. Marshal.
As Messenger, Southern District New York.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

v POUGHKEErSIE " y
9nfes us NEXT September a. 1867 Tie examinations o. can.
tdaie' Toy ai 1oH Vii iesa 18Th o seuu,r sI eorge
thIoug ugl tic week. ~ " ~'f'"'.'' anu o'-"luo
Aue ifil 90 have appropriated 81 ssirle 700,
ue Professors houses 10 tie students gt,sf
qu4ifed. 'f' van W "uiA''''' l'H'
Circulars containing Oh Information IN regard 10 conditions q .as
soh courses ofti educational advantages erufsrs
~ itr{ to W. JAMES N SCHOu Refst,I Va.,,I Co',ge
''U.NA''ItS A. J. .QLN II. RAYMOND, TIesdeuL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
II the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

Of the City Of NewYok In the County Of Newlok and State % Ne
within said district who has been audged Bankrupt upon
petition the District Cont of said DsuctDaed New ioT
18th day September A. D. 1867 JOHN SEDGWICH Assignee
laS NJ. Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

CHARLES F ROPER,
of the City York In the OF New York ard State New.
YORK who has been adged Bankrupt his Petition; that hs
atht OF any pe and Delivery OF Property belonging
bankupt 20 him, for his aud Property by
% are bduen Law; that Meeting Of the Creditors OF the said
BANKRUPT 10 prove their Debts aud Choose Aguees
s E"' VIII be heI At Cont Of bankruptcy to be holden At No 3e
et New York before John Fitch
October, A. d. 1907, at y O'Clock m.-Sept 49, 1907
K. MURRAY, 4. 4. Marshal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

Mr.. BUCHANAN, His Excellency, ex- United
States President, JAMES BucHANAS-irrev-
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the ''old Pub. Funk"-has been invited, by .
number number f>Pennsylyania Democrats, to public
dinner He did not go to the dinner, but wrote
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country country Never despair, Now, we have
never been among those who either entertained
or pfofessed anything ike hero:worship for the
s"sage Of Wheatlands,'' but at the same time We
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that Nj. held that the Constitution sjustifed
Secession; such an opinion as this 1s not likely
to reyolutionize our politics, This sentence.
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MAYCRALTY OF CHARLESTON. ~
s,s n - CITY HALL, November 9. 1866. 'Sa
4 IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING M TaF
IN Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un-
der "An Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
ter OF Fire Loan with view to MD in building up the
City anew are hereby notified that the form Of spp
cation for loans be obtaned office ct the Cerk
Of Council, between the hours of A. NJ. and p M ~
AL applications must be fled In the above mentioned
slider the same. 4
By order Of the Mayor ". a. SMITH Sys
November 10 $55t!yt 6ss-5ss Clerk OF Council st