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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-30
TIMETABLE
Evansville and Crawfordsville.
GOING

GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive. Arrive.
Evansville. V~incennes. T. Haute
Accom'od't'n, $50 A NJ l0:27 A NJ 40 NJ
Mail....-..... 100 A NJ Hes A VI 2:SP NJ
Vincennes Ac 4:5 p N 7:l5 P N ..-.~-.
COMING SOUTH.
A Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vincennes- E'vilie-
Vincennes Ae .--. 500 A NJ 9-97 A NJ
Freight & Ac. 8 40 A NJ l2:D P N 5;So NJ
Mail. -....-.--. 40 r NJ 1856 p NJ 10: III p NJ
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-30
LIQUORS.
"A S, Gamble.
Successor to Sonntag & Gamblel,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
8asiqn and Domestic Liquors,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Au. g south First ST.
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA,

wITGiERE WILL ALWAYS Ri
- ouudo on hand an assorted stock Oh
AsMgsrted Brandies. Foreign and Domestic
sSGsr, and pure old copper Whlskys-
aasaSsn and English Aies. Especial aJien-
%zE.xin be given 10 the supplying of tam
s&aes Tor domestic use-warrauted pure and
q-Ez5Re. Agent for Walker & L~eonaiu'S
aas&sxa;sd Tonic Bitters. The trade sup
gS&r& or liberal terms. Tmay y d :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-30

Hand sewing try Miltoard's Needles.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-30

MiIward's Needles are the best.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-30
Take none osher than Curtis Cotton

Milpord's Needles for sale everywhere.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-30

Terre Haute, Ind, July q, 1867.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-22
ssaiSefbar, al,er l,pdbrs

Madame 8em ihgton, bic peItberhbmt
NitrpIogiiim unb ionnambuIiebe $ uieberin be
i'd eiht, ipdbrenb lie in etnem beufsbenpen 3uldoe
Mrs o ,S nit e Oss Is
nngtbetrer Stdrfei genaltrt efp46motrep, Elm pru-
ftdnbigeS unb leDensdbniides gcrtrdt hes sn.infti
gen GatteH ODER 8ei6 es RES Gsen1Iteler, nebt Gag
Der 6o9Seit, 8ebditieuit9, EerporragenSer Gbarat-
tersige u. (. 10 berporsubunaeu. Sies 1T tein 8e:
trug, ME snbuoie 8eTpeiie beSeugel. Benn nan
@eburtsprt, Sitter, 9emiit bsitimnung, SaIbe Der
4ueeu unb 5aare augicbt NIB iufsig Gents Ino cine
ftp ieI6it aorsiiirte frnnrte 6nuPope einlegt
tdIt man um9sbeuoS fnSf 4ortrit aaitzgeDini9tei
Auffidrung.
HgSy' Wian abreiiire uertrauer5cou
,NaDame @ertruee .1enGn0tOm,
ii sR9 f4s g! a3Dr 29zs .aset GtDb, 81. 81
nnS IN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-22
2etDeit0e !! ,e %
Snl0et llid)t mebr )!

ft3sfa --s@-sysa8 49, -
9emn SIR bard Anwenbung Doh Or. SO tn
piGIe'5 Gtirtr1aaf BITE DIier NIB nit 1erihaeH
GrfGg, iuettet befe snfhatbore Daebisu fnr idflrs
tide arb nerp6fe S9midbe, algemeine Gnfffaituhg
u.b Garnieberiieaea, @eriak Der JIste fbdfigEeif,
SmpoteR5 f0er irseuo cine aneere rlge iueeHoiden
2e5tfinHes beg.citet Lat, iat ie ~ Oen DeFtbuoas
,sntIeratdiit 5srbssieiSeh; Ill aas
resnug. unidAiatsit sum eteiFeH eeff sn Gei4dftsn,
Gelbimor6. 1urGt ees sSalHfhnss.asf. ~. Sc iteat
Gereiigcii 1beiabe ne btf Gbernd5Iaen GeniI O6er
i9!eDfs yepD1nHeiteH scrftBrt babef.
p JIn9iInaa astGp4 ni9t mebr non GuadiaIhetsts
mi iansrSsllsl 4l6f.isapteu 1inteFsetenf iouSfsu
fiatf Gu.6 uHuerJfgih bas Gftrir temuien uFie Cad
epi einmal @efnnbbeit NIB slid fdtern. Cine uoas
ffn6tge 9eilnng pire. - ieeem 6alle geraArlefet.
Nreis 81 per 6lai@e eset pies 5Ial4sa eihsAbree
Gin. 5oItss N GMrsidenS, cline a,sr In ausn ae.
iD5bnlit6en 5f1eHber ,uiteaen.
Gbenfo Dr. 5oinpiae's jpesiFif6e Yiaen, snr rdIben
uit baueriben Seiinrg pon @onorrboea, @lert, &aas
menentm tGunger, Sfetr, ylaiemRatnprb uHO otter
Nierenl uno Slaienfeeen Deiiung beuifft In eiisem
bis fluff zaam. Gieielbeu perAen DON Rfl1Haeners
traiten beretet, bic benz Spiteme mhf1a6ii tito nib
Sen NdEea niemais iiberiaoen ober ben Atbem oers
Iaifte Rein 94edfef be Gidt III wdbrenb ibres ees
brau9,s n6ttig nod hilpett ibre 2siEtius iroenbme
ben 0rfbdften na4H48ebfH. Breib 81 vet Hdft.ten.
uerpadt unS na9ge5aklt. SHr9 bic poit rberbsn Grs
Derianbt. Jsdh rf9ie dtil UsittRIlf ri az 2
9erseF, sRHts9 ustes,. gEsmiiFr. ~
0p3 soaar6aS sAo. SIS l5Der Str Trdb, Z. r. y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-22
Sine inn6e GAME,


weI6e nrb einem Mufentbatf pom penigen 9onetsn
i'll Der StaSt mad ibrer Idneih II @einntP suFiI6s
feDrte, muroe pt iircn eiliSeri faHu ipieoer
fannt. Statt hes rnibSil,i tanbli9sn, polishing IL
9eibtes bate tie cine ipelte, royce Surbe pom bel.
labe 9larmorgtdtte 1tf0 dti breiunbSpaasig, ibicn
lie in Der Sbqt 5erit ataebn, ieis. AH bic @nirdse
nad Der nr!atbe Sieier 10 groben gerGnSerung ers
piberte lie nfithis ROB fie ben Girfaiftid d. N
Q II III braitbte nno ScnielteR iiir cine unibdS,
bare Aequiition ir ben 5oIettentiidb ieeer 9drls
liclt. Surdb ieiren GebranA fnnn ebs 2ame cher
6err i1re peri5nite Gritbeiung bunSertfaGb per=
fp6aerp.. GS in einlptb tnlfeiner 3aianmcnietuRe.
pie Sic glnfr feIbfteiRIaIt absr Ns Abettrc enhD
ieiner aBirtI lnfeit fim Hireinii6tsf ans Der 9uin
unS @eitbtsfurbe Ecranss usieBe llno ticiel5cn au
bei.em, 81 reingcn iuD 81 ueri66ne.n. Sur6 feline
birctte sSiifnn9 af bic Gbetbant SLEPT CT ae nnrei
uisteiteu aus. numib;ih bieielbe beilenb uno bic
ObetId1t beasisnS, ior be 9atlr bidsIbc beabfid)s
igte, tior, Mt, gatt UNI fdb6n. Yr6iS 81, hpreb
lie Yoi obcr GrpreB auf 9citeinng perfcnbet oiIr9
So, 6. GlaIf u. g o., Gbeuliier,
gso3s aseFt Sapetts efSa6f SpsdcaIfe, n
Die einSisen ameritaniitbeu A9enten fir ieincn
9erfauf. !ss5 apt l. j ipp eodup
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-22
mir gbipinSfnd,tfae,..

Der sArSegenDe 1T in tUeniGen Sgodcn Surs1 EN-
ttmia9es 9ellmittel, naboem or Sabre lang nit eine
betu9en 2uhGenibel Mnb NIT Der tir6ter3en Rrants
belt, Der S9mliioiIbt teGaftet mar geBein por6et
nb pintbt iebMbit .feiilstl 1Ritmeni5en bas Seils
mittel mitSLtbeiIena = = " w
&aen bic es piNiiberi, rpir6 eF=eine Gope bee Nes
Jepte5 Qcpsh frtf Bit Sef 9fetteg ar bic BcrstaIa
uMs seit 0ebrSh sniei1Oelr iusIes ie ilSei iUerbe
als cine it9ere Seilana. fur S4pinsindt. NI6mai
6ronfitiS &C. sSeTsuDi9s 8ued bfs Anseigelieen III
Rrdne fem Tfttet Ceffiben wfr6, So IS sbeiiieIben
ni9ts foitet unO fid ais SegeIi. erweijen mir6,
xerlolga pc ess fespt min isasn, pOHea I'D sss
Req @nspare III aRlfpn.
iDt1Jwo 8inlenisslrq. Kings Co., ". d.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-22
4 sptuidl stoti5rllDl1U
MSfrOlp0ie. EN-
Jfs@4NkM g Is u sftQ@
Sie 0Eelt erffaiint
lber Die punberbousu @ntbalIun9em
.lp.ra eroBen Nltrolo9ifin
N1abarne $. II. Nerrt9D.


: sic, ertbalt gebeimniIle, me'dbe, nod ME Gin
StsrbIibsr erfiibr. Sic, gtebt innereS glad 9enen
IUieher, uele IN 6olae traurIger Grei9nile, eaia=
itrnpben, 4rsiSIn9eH Der Cube Berlnit pom Ser=
-lpaneteu ab SfeufSen gerIuit Geb u: 10. fer
lan9e Getrennte ptecer Sniammen; 9iebt auflarun
Iber asweeMfK NrcnHfe npo sRbAaeef: iieat perlo'
rsnes oSersgep blenes GIgenIbum pieeer s!tldi g.
SdbIt rus Cefbdft, hem man ant belteh 9eetgnet I'LL
nachM9eben un6 in Ipelbem mon ruabri6einli9 ben
me1erl Grfpig All ermarter bat speranlnbt hlleEe
6obseifen AS tet eeltdA ben Gag Der 6elrutb NIT J,
9icbt ben &amelI, 9ortfdt une ebarattersiige oer
Beriou all. Sic fteit ioddr Die 9eonnten NIB ent'
biint burd1 ihre feft ibsrnatiirlihe Segabung bic
ouuteln rlio Wnfcrien Ger 2utunft. Son ben Stsif
nen, tpelde mir am Tirinatbente iehtn = fcn htelE
oeueneen Sterueu, fpelde III Der 3niammtnteIhlng
tpprberf1ene ilIe iibermfeaenb- fiab- uon BEN Mns
blide uno Stelim9 Der 9laneten unn Der DirerMe
am Gimme! CUR 3eit Der Webitft ret ne ods 1h+
fanitsIopS, bsrl Yshiebsl ab. Nang pefieble alibt
ole gr6Be M1frolpsin Gnf Der Gree 81 betr1gen = 9
tefet biosi cine &IeniafJit ufSm t6 G1t'e ipiener
seiue 70 1ilmitige G5ec9snkeit baben 8era9nnaS9ss
biibren nebt 4ortrait nno aer aemilnibten Autfldz
mem, tSnneiP bfss a hit aEter gitber.
lib. Cine pole no ans fbrtibe Rattej aus aefhrie=
ben, nitaucn fagen bemtt1pptfet H0rrnit BEIGE
le9t, piro per Vol mad Gmpfang eeS pblgen areies
3agei nbet, sOa9 rittee Geheininib ipiro beobabte
NIB due Corresponding sltrdaesnoet ooer perntdtet.
gmpfebiungen aus be erlteH Rlaflen Uerp 3eheh
aeIieert peItbe foIte ucrlangen. Mnn 6reibe oentz
lib ben Igg bsS MonnteS SebreSi in Rem rl,al
aebotsa ifltlio legs i IS lisiis SSarIosts 9s J
y. .. Drawer 2r3.
pp6t ~ ipp f eodltp ssunss q Splaalpt y, g.ssl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-22
Neparatpr Gapinf.

I'M bas Saar auf einem 8abttopfe ipieSer ber,us
fteueR (ans Iuelet nridbe es au9 INNER ausgeolien
fetn ma9) uno Elm fv1eS gsadstbum i'm Geiidte bers
uer5nhrtn 9en bot enFeIbr 3eines Sieiden niCht Gs
br r9t eihen giart slth sBu5ien iii SIS 9soaen unS
9aare AMI 0ab;t6pfen in 2-3 gionaten. Giniae iJs
norante Yfui9er ~b99en. be5auptet naE gese Sri bts
siebt. mas 9aarz oSef BdrtDn>6s terpotbrnaen ODER
bef9IeIngeH fanii, S9re Yebauptansen iiIio fait9.
IDie IaMiehoe pon eBeAben 3engea 0Ils eiqener Grs
fabppi9 britdtisetF R64,eA abkr giele perhen ia,
gent: ~gSie t5nnen mir bas Aedbte pom be 9tdt6Ge=
mabten nnteri6eioen?" Gas lit &c piB idipierid, bo
neun 3ebnbeile Der per1ieoeneu fir 6aar nno Start
an9eseigten Yrdporate 9dn5Ii merlbos iin6 mno Sbe
uieIeit ihon arose SsIintRlcn in ibreR AnEae uer=
f9Wcnoets babs.y Giefemsiageft iptf. J9eru9t Sen
Separator GapIt; er foiet Gu9 nid5ts, luenn er
GnrsIt &updrtanaei HiSbt polf osfmen entfpritbt.,
ssenh ener IrofHeter i'm nbt orrdf5iS 6df iem6et
nnS Ginen SOgar NIB nh molten iJit eGn gi9iden,
aeaen Satudbme, ncbit Galpiang5ldeim fir has
Uesi ,petdes Gh5 sariidgeaebe ,piro df Garen Via
tragftobae 5br ritJt uetitdnoige 8eirieoigune err
baiteH bubt, N6reiftrt,
rs. Z. GIdff II. Co., eGe
Atslt a39p @0, 2selt 5aDettsa siss I'd
app 10 tpp eodu'n Spraenie, ~. ..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-22

Bon Buffalo. = Rit Rem Dort Belt DOM Depot, Gde
Don Grhanse nne Ri6igan Str.
5.45 u. ". Sep 9of 9agssegpreb lSonntass aus,
gencnime }; bolt tn 9orneHsuiue 9U3 u. ",
(6ribftEd5; Sus qnehanna AT y. N., tgRittass
eien); 9nrner's 2 IS 2. n. (Supperl. errei9t
SeaS NIT Der feio.oare, aa6amanaS ia u. 8 eat
@eitern 9ifeRbabn, unb in Seriep gitp nit benz
Riite nad.s erprebsus fur 4biiaSeIpSia. 8aItis
800 " W. Soft Grpreb, iiber auon uaS Sorneasuiue,
H. ltdgli4 SOiintags ausGenommenl; erreicbt Stem
SSrs qSs @SsSsSs Ss5SiaSe e. u sirS NIT
8eteseip9ia, Baltimore. ssafbinstcn ua6 iiiSs
| 2.2O y. @. siebtnins erprsb taitsaeaommen sOn.
nnSer. eidt QeD BORT nbr Rorsens. gtrbineet
ftc9 in Serisp eitS NIT BEN ERerssl erpretpsf
Der EeD Seriep Giienbabn fir Baltimore uno
eSaitin 3ton tInb II Sen 9ert init benz Norgen
Grsrebpis fir Sofeu aub bic sisHsGnssdno
6.lO o. ~ y. 9. Radt Grpres. tasI (eonntdss aus.
gsnommsn); bait in Yortaae nm $40 .. R
5up); perbabet ii& 81 9Ornenspiue nit BEN
4iS " 3D.. Bug uon 9ai'tirf u. erreidt gteiu alOrt
it.2O 8. 81. Cincinnati erpres tasib (anssenOmmen
Sonntags); bait in SasquebannG 7-22 ". ~,
l. SSo erreidt sleiu Dorf SIS 3. W. SsrbiSSet ii
Glmira NIT ssr R5rolihen Central eiienbabn fur
s ss ss ~ sssaa saS sas Ssr
SeaIuars, aadalgauna unS Beitern Gijenbobn,
unb IN Stem gOrt NIT ben Ra@ntttass 3iisen
nnsl Gampfern fur SOiion nnO Tenenslan6
Am Soimtas sebt urr elm Bug SifIi3, peIter Baf-
talO nm s 10 p ". perIibt an6 sselp Dort um ;w6lf
| ubr ID Win. Rathm. erreitt.
| Ray PoiIngiere mad Delton uuS Reu England
peroen NIT tbrem 9epid in Ren gprt fre uberefert.
Die beituef;tirteR nRb lururi6fefeR Gdbaf 5gaeen
| BeS1 inher VI elt -29@ beglelteH ole RodbtJige
| ai1 eefer G'ienbabn.
W- Oas @epd9 miro nit Our9<
niarfen berfsben.
ln6 Rafas'erpreis ets 70 tiieoris, aIs auf ireene
! elmer anoeru 2inie.
EH Wan berlanee 8ileis iiir Die
Grie giithbabn,
peIbsditf d1en 4apts Billet Sureaas i'm Beitep uuo
SHb1ueiten 81 baben iiub. ss9r rtt.
- Bm. 81. Barr,
nts sg..1 General aTasifr. Asent.
8. Nissle, -.
General Snperihfsnbtnt. 96
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-22
Grfemne Nefrl QDpS.I ID

aRa6. 6. 3. Tbornton, bic grobe engttite altroio.
9iitin, Sonnambue unS SeeIentemnerin, rvel be bi.
iniileraftli1er areiie oer alien sSett in Grfatnen
periest bat, Wrbnt jest in nubion, 81 q. Naoame
51bernton betgt eipe 10 DuleeB ole Gdbe bes asei,
tim 8efi ates, eaB iie inrs5tfe 1T ihre NenfitHif
pom bensIet4tsaeu Sin ,eliie oSer
8erbeirai9eten beioer 9e.db etbler NIT nt5eileH.
SdbreHo i'm 3utaHef Der 9ersldung, beidreibt lie
9enau Die umriiisber Screen asel6e MIA Eeiratben
wiro uno garaatft Detmtsl Rites SyIftrum eiitee
bon immenier Gcludt, gennuHt Eip5Om0trop, elm lee
6emsdAnli4ss Bib hes sutiinfIiae @atten ober
2Beibes ees Antra9itehers, Hebt 1atIn be pod eli,
Stclniig i'm 2c5eii, berpo ragen5er 66aralter,iiae
u. f. 10. berpor3ubringeh. GieB 1T fein Sambug, ie
Eanen BON 3eH9niiiel telpeiicH. @enn uerlangt,.
ienbst Gin egnbl9te6 Gcrt at ofer gelbfiebee
@arsiifie SdB sdS @emttee Iptsi9 it Ioos q Beam
iprb'. Mellu smalL cine 6dariode seinie5lie6f (Ye
bMrtsptat, Alter, eieHiitb htHnng ult6 4itfarb &c
aneiebt ine intsia Gene. nebt einer an ben Abs
ieneey asrertcn irGufirtsH Gupsf miifcbtdt, 10
crbdt man NIT uiHsebenoer Volt 6as Gemdbe unS
bic geipini9te alittdrbg. vile salIitbe ilunsen IN
ttGMelIspou liff 5Hgff151EH HISS ts4s5t =
I'D s.fs GaSaHs g., 3. 9borntcity,
ap4 lisp peodaru 2. .. Boz 2a3, ouSion. 81. D.. !.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-22

.Gie ltSnrn piano GcrteS RON 0rcSclfeeH
u. So, trerceR ,pctI qlrn gnten deiigern ais
bas @flte IT, Der 9trs gebatter. gDir wiifett
ni9ts su erpibuer, tDaS Elm muiifalil&es Sn.
itruneNt pOAlCmmspsr anaG,eu tgaute, obaIfid
mir ;leeesn miilTeii, Sab 6as 5Setlfr Der Der.
peatOnmnuns niemals erreidbt per6eu fam.
gesOr lie i6rs yiancs 3n ibrrr se1ennarti-
Gta Braen6rns era9teiL uufThreiteten ne bic
leiben BEN i8erSleia nit KSniirumenteu Der
belen 5a6rifen GurCpos unh Mnierita's unb
iie trbieltsn bic DsrtisHIt- ges6aile ii6er ale
entegetl dabgihaIE IN egrgbssiibntenfaB sItausr
lieaung. I'm efnl GdGftfat WereGtiafeit pi.
berfabren su ldGssty Mtiilen sDif erir6baeM, Sa6
tieits llrtReil burA bic muifalil6e l8elt midi
BEL Gfits btleBt psrSeaf(f. l 5tss 4ii 4
Ni6fsbefcireri6er bdben bic Serren fiiraIi&
nod @eftsHermHssa an ibTsn pianes anae.
6radt unb lie bGten 70 bas. ,yara6ctcn's e.,
wcrben, ,,9iusseStisbhetes< he9 1,,dlisseaeid-
nfter" su1n,a@eii. Sirter linb Re bentnad II,
ttm Motlo ,GrseIiipr" berstttisf. 7etf
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-06-26
URBANA, OHIO, WEDNESDAY,. JUNE go, 1867.

This evidently meant for her, raised
Sails dander, and she burst out with.
I'm the gal for you, am /? Marry
my mother, would yer? You low-lived
spotted scum of the earth If my feI-
Ter was here hewould wollup you for
that I wouldn't stay here another
minit-nOr neitherBOUld any decent peo-
pie either Saying which she rushed
out of the tent amid rOars of laughter
The clown assuming a comical attitude,
remarked to the ring master that his
grandfather was a remarkable man, and
so was his grandmother, too, but that
gal beat all his forefathers.
At his juneture Pete rushed in, close
ly followed by Sal, and jumping into
the ring he squared off at the clown and
said
''IIl teach you to insult any female
under my charge?" and let fly at his
opponent, acd taking him plump in the
face, sent him to mother earth, at which
he jumped on him and commenced kick
ing him numerically. Sally standing
on the outside of the ring, clapped her
hands and sung out.
" That's it Pete, give him jessie, and
we'll get married Christmas, sure y
At this moment the Fingmaster and
three or four others caught Pete and
commenced to thrash him, when Pete's
friends interfcrred and a general free fight
ensued which completely broke up the
circus.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-06-26
HAVANA CIGARS.

I DROVE out the'0ther day to the man.
ufacturing establishment bf Partages,
4 the largest and probably the finest man
ufactory of cigars in the world. Their
reputation is co-extensive with the use
of Cuba cigars 1t is, of course, unne-
cessary to describe the method of max
ing them. Every boy has seen this in
every town. But the great care shown
in the selection of tobacco, the larger
portion being raised on their own plan
tatOns, and the exceeding skill of the
manipulation, and rolling, which gives
such beauty to the cigar, entitle, them
to high rank among the manufacturers
Of the world. The tobacco is placed in
large rooms, where it remains until it
has undergone a thorough process of fer
mentation. The wrappers are divided
into three classes, according to fneness,
and give number tOthe several grades
of cigars known as frsts, seconds, and
thirds. The beauty of the leaf selected
for wrappers of the irsts, especially for
the highest price cigars, is beyond praise
The price list of the Partagas cigars is a
curiosity. The highest price marked is
for Celestiales at $500 per thousand {:
next are the Salomones, at $500, next
the Napolcons, at $500, $3.50 and $40
The Imperiales, EmbajadOres, Caz1dor-
es and Rothschilds range from S11O to
Sl3O The lowest price cigar on their
list is a Londers third, at thirty three
dollars. The very high-priced cigars
are all very large. weighing from twenty
to twenty-five poundS per thousand
They are made with great care, and roll
ed slowly and cautiously. The best Lon
ders cigar Of the Partagas costs fifty
ffty-three dollars per thousand, and the \
hest Brevas cost.ffty-6ve dollars. The
Regalia Brittanica, first, second and
third, cost one hundred, ninety and !
eighty dollars. The Loudres weigh !
nearly fourteen pounds, the Regalia Bri- |
tannica nearly nineteen, and the Breva |
eighteen, per thousand. I have given
these points of information to enable |
the reader to study out for himself the |
reason why so few frst-rate cigars are
now to be found in the United States.-I
The duty IS almost prOhibitOry. Take |
the Breva, for example, the cigar which
I usually prefer TO smoke. can buy
them here for $50 per 1000 They !
weigh eighteen pounds. According to
my recollection of the tariff, the duty
will be fifty per cent. ad palorena, or S25.
and So per pound, or S54, making the
cost in gold in New York, with freight
and charges added, about SI3O-which.
reduced to currency, is about $3.50. or
course the New York dealer must make
his profits and can not sell them so that
they can be retailed at less than twenty
five cents each. Very few persons will |
smoke much at that rate. I shall not
stop to discuss the question whether the |
revenue would not be quadrupled by re-
Iuciug this duty so that Partagas, Bre-
-as and Londres could be sold in New ,
ork at 500 a thousand.-H,waBa Let 5
er. Il
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great bond of unity-lost the great guild
ing purpose Of popular will, and, like
the blabbers of Babel, cOnfound one an
other with strange utterances.
But they confound no one else. The
purposes of the people are unchanged.
They Waged war to preserve the nation,
and it is their purpose that this shall be
a Union Of free and equal States that
no great community of American citi-
zens shall be tramPled down in, order. to
secure the. supremacy of any party
schemes. Strong in this great purpose,
with the same power with which it Waged
war the nation will rise in counter revo-
luton againstthOse violent party leaders,
against any and every party machine,
plan or platform that would divert or
urge forward the great war and great
success to any other object than that of
securing the national welfare-the hap
piness, prosperity and peace of the whole
Union-the freedom of every part of the
people. This the politicians already
feel, and this the next election will show.
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WOULDN'T OWN UP.

Joe Stetson was a wild rollieking fell
low, who spent most of his time in drink
ling and spreeing, while his wife, Polly,
was left at home to do the chores. Up
On'a certain occasion, Joe left home 70
be back, he said, that night Night
came, but Joe did not. Next passed,
but, about sunset Joe came up in the
worst condition imaginable-his clothes
tdirty and torn, one eye in deep mourn
ing, and his face presenting more the
appearance of piece of raw meat than
ianythiug else Polly met him at the
door, and noticing his appearance, ez-
claimed:
"Why, Joe, what in the world is the
matter?" .-vr'
"Polly," said,Joe, "do, you know JiR
Andrews ?" Well him and me had 3
fight"
"Who whipped, Joe p asked Polly.
"Polly,we had the hardest fight you
ever did see. I hit him and he hit me,
and then we cIinched, Polly; amt sup
per most ready? {? Lain't had anything
since yesterday morning.
"But tell me who whipped, Joe" con-
tinued Polly.
"Polly," replied Joe, ~ tell you, you
never did see such a fight as me and
him had When he oIinehed me I Jerk
ed loose from him. and then gin him
one of the most suficientest licks you
ever heard'Of. Polly, ain t supperreadyY
I'm nearly starved"
"Joe, do tell me who whipped p con-
tinued Polly.
Polly" replied joe, "you don't
know nOthin' about fghin'. I tell yoa
we foueht~like' tigers we rolled and
.tumbled-frst him on top, and then me
on tOp-then the boys wonld pat me on
the shoulder, and holler, Oh, my Stet-
son. We gouged, and bit, and tore up
the dirt in Seth Runnel's grocery yard
wOrser nor two wild bulls. Polly, ain't
supper mostready? ? TmmOnstrous hun
CRY" 60.
.'iJne- StotsOn Z" exclaimed Polly in a
tone bursting with anger, "will you tell
me who whipped ?"
"Polly," said Joe, drawing a long
sigh, 81 hollered Pr
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DEFINITIONS OF CHARACTER.


FINE FELLoW.-The man who adveE-
tises in our paper, the man. who never
refused to lend you money, and the fel-
low who is cOurting your sister. IL
GENTLE PEOPLE.-The young lady
who let's her mother do the ironing, for
fear of spelling her hands, the miss who
wears thin sOled shoes on "a rainy day,
and the young gentleman who Is asham-
ed to be seen walking with his father. D.,
INpUsTRIOUs PEOPLE.-The young
lady who reads romances in bed, tho
friend who is always engaged when syoR
call, and the correspondent who cannot
find time to answer your letter. / =
UNPOPULAR PERsONAGE.-The fat
man in an omnibus, a tall man in a crowd,
and short man on a parade. -,
TIMD PEOPLE-A lover about to pep
the question, a man,whO does not liket9
be shot at, and a steamboat company
with cholera case on board. 80,
DIGNIFIED MEN.-A chit in a country
town, a midshipman on quarter deck,
and school committee on examination
day.
PERsECUTER jPEOPLE-WomeR., by
that tyrant, man, boys by their parents
and teachers, and all poor people by So
clety at large. 80 s-.-I ...
UNHAPPY PEOPLE.-Old bachelors
and old maids.
AMBITIOUS CHAPS.-Tho;writer Who
pays the magazines for inserting his com
the politician who quits
his party because he cannot get pfiee,
and. the boy who expects to be Prssi-
dent.
HUMBLE Persons -The,husband who
loes his wifes churuing, the wife who
blacks her husbands boots, and the man
Who thinks you do him much houcF.~g.
MEAN PEOPLE.-Tho man who kicks
people when they are down, and thesub-
eriber who refuses to pay fOE,bis paper.
SENSIBLE PEOPLE.-You and l. r