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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
Jan. %, 1868.
We arc Making n Complete
REVOLUTION IN TRADEl

And are selling for ONE DOLLAR. Silk,
Merino, and Alpaca Dresses. Shawls, Bal
morals, Linen Goods, Watches, JewelrY, Sill
ver-plated Ware, Sewing Machines, &c. send
clubs of ten or more. with 10 cts. for each
descriptive check. and the getter up Of the
club will receive present worth 50 to $40
according to number sent. Agent wanted
everywhere. Circulars sent free,
PARKER h CO.. GA & &C Federal St., Boston.
Jan. %, ls63.-3ms
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
2I Dollars Reward.

r OST. from steamer Harry Dean, Jan. 4th,
IL 1868, Sole Leather Valise. light color
ed, marked on end II. Chaplin, Harmar. o.
Any person returning the same with contents
to the subscriber, will receive the above re-
ward. De. WILLIAM NEWTON.
P. NJ. Gallipolis.
Ian %. 1858.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23

JAIL BREAKER CAUeHr.-Chas. H
Younger, who escaped in company
with Jack Harper from the jail Of this
county on New Years night last, was
captured in Weston one day last week
Nothing has been heard Of Harper
Mason County West Va Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
Gailip0lIs Saw and Grist
Mills.

THE undersigned have just completed q
Saw and Grist Mill, on the Ohio river, at the
head of Gallipolis Island. aud are now ready
to receive orders for all kinds of Lumber, such
as
HOUSE PATTERNS. LATH, FAILING,
FENCING, &e.
We are also prepared to GRIND CORN,
and shall keep constantly on hand a superior
article OF CORN MEAL, for either exchange
or sale. For the accommodation of our Vir-
ginia trade, on Tuesday and Saturday of each
week, we shall run a skiff between our Mill
and the Virginia shore the better to accom-
modate that trade
LUMBER will be furnished on lower terms
than at any Mill in this section of country.
CORN and L@GS bought at all times, and
the highest market prices paid.
FENNER d MORGAN.
Jan. 90, lS68.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
Patterns. LATH, FAILING,
Wanted to Rent.

THE Subscriber wishes to rent
from Forty to One Hundred Acres of
Good Farming Land, where he can be sup
piled with stock, seed and implements to
work the same. Address
J. f. GRAHAM,
Box l2l, Gsllipolis, o.
Jan. %, I568--Iw.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
500 Kegs Nails

A s Agents for the Clifton Nail Works, we
~ are enabled to offer to the trade such
advantages as will induce them to purchase
their stock direct from us instead of ordering
from abroad. Quality of nails equal if not
superior to any other made.
HENKING, ALLEMONG d Co.
JAN %, 1868
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23

H The democrats are great pro
fessors of economy just now, and one
would be lead to infer, from reading
their newspapers. that where they
had control of finance, taxation, DC.
the people were freed almost wholly
from taxes. But, if you want to
learn what democratic ECONOMY" is,
look at New York city. Here they
have supreme control, and have had
it for SO many years that the con-
trary is hardly remeubered. And
yet in this democratic" city the
taxes have been swollen from three
to eighteen .nillionsl A more COR
rupt government is not found on the
face of the earth. If you do not
want your National Government to
become similar sink hole of extrav-
agance and corruptioa gee to it that
the democrats do not get possession
of il o 6sro 6gs5s -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
O 600 Nnmhers. and I.1sO Prizes.
/, ,130 prizes, amounting 10 oooO'%o0
TIcKErs sI2, HALVES Sc, QUARTERS 50.

cw The above Magnificent Single Num-
hsr Iotterv will be drawn in public, in Cow
inpton. Ky., by three Sworn Commissioners,
ot one o'clock p. NJ Mt the eornerof Fifth and
Madison SITS. The Kentucky Lotteries are no
Gift Enterprises, but responsible Money Lot
teries. that have been conducted for the past
thirty years, and are drawn under the authorl-
ty of a charter from the State, and bonds
are given to secure the payment of all prizes.
The official list of numbers drawing prizes
will be published in the New York Herald,
Cincinnati Daily Commercial, and Clneinnai
German papers.
eH- We draw two Lotteries daily, and
give persons the advantage Of selecting their
own numbers. Send your address for cir
cular.
Address all orders to
FRANCE, SMITH d CO.,
Roy 374 Covington, Ky.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
KENTUCKY LOTTERY!
c1 m

FRANCE, SMITH & CO.,
Managers,
Successors to MURRAY, EDDY Il Co..
In the management ofthe Kentucky State Lot.
tery for the benefit of Shelby College.
Shelbyville, KY. Dee.2. 1867.
To all Whom 1t may concern:
This is to certify, that JAMES s. SMITH alone
is entitled to use the Shelby College Lottery
Grant of Kentucky or any scheme or classes
thereGnder.
All other schemes or classes, after January
Ist 1868, by whOmsoever devised or drawn,
Under the name of the Shelby College Lottery
Grant, are without legal authority from US.
Nor are we in any manner bound by the pro-
ceedings Of any such persons so acting with
out authority from us.
7. o. SHACKELFORD,
L. CALDWELL,
H. A. CHINN.
JAS. L. ELLINGW0OD.
Managers appointed by the Shelby Circuit
Court for the Shelby College Lottery Grant
CARD.
AswiIl be seer by the above notice, | have
the sole and exclusive right to draw the
Shelby College Lottery on and after January
LIST, 1865. The same will be managed and
conducted after the above date in the name OF
FRANcE, SMITH d. Co.
JAS. S. SMITH.
We have fled in Shelby Circuit Court,
shelbyville. Ky, n Bond amounting to 7 Ihree
Hundred Thousand Dollars, (S3OO,O0O for
the payment of all przes.
The Kentucky Lottery on the Single Num-
Der plan will be drawn on the l4th and 5Uth
DAYS of each month during the year 1865.
Glass &.
Viii be drawn in COviRgton, Ky,
January 3Oth, 1868.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
Box 374
UNCLAIMED GOODS FOR SALE /!

The following unclaimed goods. on handin tho
oaice Of the Harnden Express. Gallipolis Will be
SoId nj Public Sale in accordance with Act Of
TreisIature of Ohio, on Saturday. February 18th,
1858 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, in front of Harnden Ex-
nress office Gallipolis, unless called for before
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Jan. q

CINCINNATI, Jan. 90.
Gold 1889 a
FLoUR.-The market is dull, and
prices remain about the same.
WHEAT-No change in prices.
CoRN.-Ear corn so to Sic.
OATS No. i in bulk Go to e6c.
CoopERs' .STUFF.-Receipts hight,
with but little demand. Prices re
main the same.
cAIIIPOIJS PRODrOE AND GROCERY
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23

TIE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, !
OF New YoRK,
Nos. IA and l4s BROADWAY.
F. s. WINSTON. .PnrslDrsr
ORGANIZED. Is4s.
Geo. w. Jackson, Agent,
First National Bank. Gallipolis,
Receipts for Premiums for the
quarter ending Oct. 3lst, 1867 81, - ,94I 81
From other sources. so $40 20
Total. l....................s 81, ,s03.2sS II
Disbursements for Claims by
Death and all other Payments. s4O.76O Il
Increase in Cash Assets for the
Quarter. 962 ,52I 81
Assets, July 3lst. 1867. ........ 81 ,S24 ,35l 81
Total Assets, Nov. Ist. '67 ,s92 .ss6.s79 IS
INVESTED IN
BONDS AND MORTGAGES in the State Of
Ne,r- York, srerth in all cases at least DOUBLE
AM0TrNr InANRD.
REAL ESTATE.
BONDS OF THE STATE OF NEw-YoRK.
UNITED STATES STOCK.
IN OTHER KINDS OF INVESTMENTS
permitted by the Charter.
NO PREMIUM NOTES OR PERSONAL SECC-
RITES ARE TAKEN OR HELD.
ANNUAL CASH INCOME OVER
SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS.
| CASH DIVIDEND FOE 1901 EXCEEDS.
TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
INCREASE IN NET CASH ASSETS FOR THE YEAR MORE
THAN THREE MILLION FIVE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
POLICIES ISSUED DURING IHE YEAR MORE THAN
FIFTEEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED.
| INsURNG MORE THAN
FlFTY-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS.
THIS COMPANY HAS MADE DIVIDENDS 70 ITS POLICY
| HOLDERS DURING ITS ExIsTESoE
| ExcEEDINa
TEN MILLION DOLLARS IN CASH,
OR EQUIVALENT ADDITIONS TO THEIR POLICIES OF
| ABOUT
| TWENTY TWO MILLION DOLLARS,
| AND HAS PAID LOSSES EXCEEDING
SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS.
7
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23
Auction Sale
OF GOVERNMENT GOODS.

T WILL offer for Sale at Auction, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
23d, Gath and 25th, inst,
At n. P Fenner's old stand,
100 Over Coats,
100 Blowses,
100 Cavalry Jackets,
100 Blankets,
Dry Goods, Grocery Goods of all
kinds sold on commission.
W. X. S. HALL.
Jan. %, Is63-2w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-01-23

INVESTED IN
BONDS AND MORTGAGES in the State Of
Ner- York. scorth in all cases at least DouBlE
TIE AMOUNT LOANED.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30

NebntutIIr 0tflmNcn, Ter mir, bis itet unof>
tdRnt, mtrSeB II. Slnp mcurr h6uen Gcu
iinchretttl acmd&n gS iii mrcTm ntht 'ttpu
non Semen, allc 1tlgn Sbgn Wtttmsrgg
nm rae rcrrIiAr <mpc duRurc:eu -,
peree sic in SMcm gca'mrH WAt bt0cuH
49, 10 picl ttb eyfdbrcn, BAT ctCic Sbltrama,ti
ld,pn Sbr @ller uuo uoturliNer 8oumUo
irbcrnrmmtu, due wddem Gjrunte pu5 10
utdbt! Scltc Ste dbtr ocmrn has 'tcUc
brutiem5rertpC Bel rutiden. ft Smc ory
iltngsu Tame iib rrrtnasn rprret ttb lcbtdi,
bceduernp ;urIdtrtiCn, udhcem th Semen
mem Compliment acmdbt, mclRm autrt@.
iiglten 9jludpm,h rGratbrabt SiIuhts
dber erirarir Id ais gaIauier Nam eru ST.
nen I"
(NprtitgEnl tgIet)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30
Soften Der miteliccftbaft.

Die GpReu her Iit9Ntitdit dne Dollars ttt'm
Gntrtt tiur RtItt cine NpIttl 8eaetsn pre) uub ttR
CpLlr uue icbn Gents btm IpRrsidue itteS OIti5lt.
1Sldr ppa iesent Ritatltps ldAt an sN gpttwt oter
Grttn res perCrbcueE Ait8WScS, uRs tie sepn GeniS
ltAb fur he llNlpItrH hes GlnsebtRs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30
Stiipicl.

al6iTr ~" bat 5000 mGrnltde WiiDletrr. Gn R.
aep ltubt. Die aNpIattCn siblt iHnerbub 10 Iaaen
$4,000 az ete 9Sittrse eter Gr5tE uup bic ubrgen M.
l,eper ihdtn mGerbab 30 JaBsn l DVAdr uR6 10 gts.
III tic IhpJaltrn un eiele ountre pirter gutymdhru
5puis ir8eHe eR WhGIsp int WudHanes GIsbtn ~ ptr-
nlt apes pcn ibm rnGtiGbI.e Gielp ali be aOpyatcn,
uuo etn plaB wtro bur en EeurS WaIItb lpieptr &C.
-fuQt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30
SSldGcn.

li. NTahen flr 6r1utH IRp bIt namIIten.
Srgene 9emdue rrtlhtr fCH pesr itr alter faIfb an.
a.tt pTg uS8eltcBtu UHp aa5 tiuaeiabe 9elb gsr0Qt
VT Pie Ircctaucn.
9rSt 8lai: n auf 5000 aNitaiiretr tentmmt.
Safe gerlpu ttjablt 50 bsn Gtntrtt unS q 10 rseS
Wal, psRR Cit sa ttrer &allc ssba sRtes MtlaNsl
firbt.
GIN MitAIieb eircr Sla1e lann nttt sur Ge,ablun,
orirs Dollars dhgelpTcdtu irrrten prnn en Mialirt
einer 8ldhe rirtt. 9tte 8ails NJ unutbGnaia
uae bat bureaus ttIne 9trbirtuHa init etRtr aEstTn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30
Sfaticnal 1ruIt StMoeiaticn

uue pirt in Der. ct. StuSittirtu cher S'rlrtcaeu.
tbum pttr SbaoVeribrnbnnatu nab Sopctbettn aui
Nep 9grcr StGbtsSiBcutum lnAslc8t. ptlhe5 Gatn'
tbUm tprptt 10 wei srtt FIN mag, ais ter earapt u
leibCuse SetTds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30
Die OeloAnLeam

Sic Isbeuscftpe telimmtn taR en Dr,tttttil res
ge.tes wtlheS iur Willitber etnafbt, cua! I'll
eunatcup ti1peu ipu, um 3lbllrael zen rItNInttSeR
MtIBlrsegn iuttl9Cn. 8leitS SCR IN In Sdnbut ber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30
2Sic man Wfitslico ,pcrbeu Fam.

Sr8enb Semans, melter Ritsiieb sW wsrbsn pRntt
mus enpeeer petenlL6 sridtHel, csSr brie6 So eutd
Honen YpR bem applli1nttn be,abIt psrben mus, eR.
i9idfn. Inter einrn llmtaaeu ,urp b. AdoSalpR ti
cut9eitidie Wtletr reTantpprtlid ftin. 3uetb muf
eln papteg tnJetft retten, auf pclem eer ppuelame
Ilter Seburseri gegenloartiOe StGafItsunl he's Ap-
panItn, 6er Name fer gfricu, ju ttrtn @asien be
Dolce 81 6reben in, Biz prletftc, Stdp County int
Staat eeutIth geGrtsten tnp lpwie au sin ar,lt6ss
attrat peltes Zen @simbbeiisJalanb anBsbt, inb rb
IN her Nicnuns eeS unern6unes. Writes brr appltani
cine aeeianete Peripn Bur Ytrliterlns III. BormuIare
get getdt ptreen.
Seees Wit8ct iclte reraden, neae Ritalstsr ,u be.
icnmcn, nPtm es tdbtr6 ltd leibt nRet. 8tin Brief
irtre beanppFiet wel6em ntt etn Gent ppli,mpel
tfi5,l8t H..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30
NSprtbetle.

Dit Irrbcile, pflhe eieleAlpjtatipu ttr tie atp6bu
ltdeu SsbtnsperIRsvGHas, s,8ttllGaen tas Rnt sritnS
NrMe Nrtiis lam ts brsben DE 5ftruBe ne 10 iltin
unb msrtsn N pIctsH Iaasen 3pii6turaumtR beIlglt
tib Gs istsm Wlnn ndt dDweT baltea flnn lertr ba
mille Gin auttcmmsn ju btnteyIaTcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30
ManbGttau-
ececnictttse
llntcritiibaag5 0eicllbaft
(Gppprr0ttpt 9trlicf Afort0ttpnl.
Bureau -gpdnbdttdn @CrcHtnftaitt-
llntetluRuntS. .@Citltbaft",
w H.. ~ NJ - L

Die RaHbattnu-scurIsnb bats .ltuttrtNEunBs. .Nt.
leAitGtt II elw6 een GrsIbIIet Res StaaHs 1sT'Sort
iHtrrpGtTt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30

iFiHc meme aSpmlibiff-
crer
4,tatcri!idIs NabsWaI1inc
pom emrtb,pes nener Sauart.
ral lttGt aeteHb rNe bautrbatt.
9fr. 4. OIr. L.
pis aptmtltamIeh pcn s6rtttsrn. &lets sr.
maderr, S6ubs It. Stitftlfdbrtfa ute H.,
&utfatn-A ufpneern imb Gnbsrn, tie rint
ra'5' lslat' u edEsFIait arse!tsnee
Otntcrftitb Iidb, Wfaftbine
braatsr leien gI au sits neusle GrSsinuHs aaf benz
SAB Naibiaen 6tbtett.
Dic Mr. 4 -WfaIebiuc
fiir Habrifduicn
IN SrR tscusrrtr @rlBc pr iarl re Traffic. le5t ~
banseatsu meun GIcrGuft nntenp; fir leet art Ndb.-
rel ppnl elnnlen Ghthnte bis jum efiifn tseer -
ttnssrihte uue nit taunwrlcuem ltnnenem une irbe-
mem Jaern aIeh gut arbeitcnb. Sbi6pH felt &r,en i'm
parft iinf eiee Raidinen tettts IN areBer 3ahl bel
5abrttanten I'M aanjGn ydube int Sebrahte une Seeer.
MANI III nit ibutu amendment ETrieeer.
Scuautfic.
urier Mdihtntf une her Baltpr bdten gtite Sbrt
slr. gtdp, aRaittne aaf periGteeenen Stegtn scm
4rsylsn e'slGrrlsser une teirn AalleFuas une Cat
ute bis ,unt ealtntn GeipeeeE Fdptete rpne etr
Gpannuhs Az perdneerh, aruhtlm preeirt hne 1errht,
une mir fnten has e auf dl'eil Stpiffi filcn opi.
sstrtant, hate he Sir9er'ids uns an.ers Vdidinen
Sstre lang Yrrbir Ii. stlire rtur Settnfcn Sore Sf
Nsfains fur pfitaas bic beht psn aasn biz mir
sss'aa6t. .,
ElststrtGuter uus 6abriiant, ar.21, 9atsar.,
Ebiedap, ST., ten 81. Stunt 1865.
Sd babe Stre Nr. Nlaihins bel perf6ietsnsm 5tin.
pttt srafGlis uab srnsl6 prptrt unp erlare lie obnt
eaustrn fur cine ietr pprtusltGe VI a d, ne
ete artsits raid ans ssrdnitles uns etsrt Gin pol'
10 pmntatS StId Irbfit.
D. o. Bufftm.
Sdubs urb Stts,et 8atrifant,
.. s2r.Ia. Oldnsplpblr,, Gpea8c, 50.
Den &c. SUIT 1865.
ahrs etpse psr5siere 3abrlGnrn ARdIhnt Ia eie Eel
fur Sdaeiter, biz ID js teuuB uno i6 babe in meiutm
ssfhafit in 9abrsn cine Wense Wia9tnsn prpbrt.
AXs Sauterieit DausrbaIiiBfet ute raiGss arbeitsp
aub beianst, II! Gs unGbtrtrrHsn..
'''' Franz Davenport,
RleiSerbantl,r. -g,rstl 3rttl". ct. spas. Wp
Etn Is. Sanuar 1866
GrpDcr IS Saecr'ltbe
RGb Mialebiucu ,5abris,
Rt. tsI, oaitimo.cf<i.,
<l2a-) 5uiiimrre. Rt.
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rtbcruGcntral
uRO prnnlDiuNnil(bf Gl(rnbabn


Die r3crttgn gsnrGl". lue oprnriMNdrl'ft Sttn'
tabH" n tie urcie ytntf HGb cen pettdcn uro nprf'
pttttcn >diltn; ne 5uge eerrlHtn trrttbtn apHIlo
"a uue gutSbuW 2irHsrU irlgtr, ais be ivDe h9ens
elmer auteru 9ltn.
dc suspanctrsr rerttH init ern Strel,igta beter'
bert uup NeRteBcG ale UsauemlGeittn ne Sldrptt eeE
Nlrilcnten UterplWrt. Die gpdlBrus fne mt Slt'
ipG0rr pcrehcu b pNhrtrg hes lbnerS anf sdS anat-
rcrute rripnrml nee NaUts erleuattt.
GG GcmpdbRtc bat cS It'd iut tcicnetren Iugdpt
peutiht cIr @srtrdls uUo ustersufcmmtn nit anetTn
@dbn;n tas Ten 0el'srsrn 10 lat5e e6tlR her gSd5'
prNs ~ erplrtn.
GAS Srpad scr Yardaitrs litSsr gaTaaer bat 100 lb
trti wire nit tCftlbtn 3u9en nIh ttm SettmGnaSprt
becrter uRc bet &curiRuna ttr Slfr erbdtsnen Marie
lltih udh aRRIg eS 5uBts otter aud ipllsr, IL mad
Gem Is 9fWlniht rtrr db3eeiert.
0elernt, tie rRtnt fntu Wruns CUR Stlhwsret bobtH
Rnt trludt lplteS lpfcr tem Gcnbuttur cter trIrne
tuem auttu StImtrn mituthttin, GUe iine ale BE-
areT her GrulyGAniC tur efrrsBs abbue reraniwpTt'
lid.
Die Jahrprrr pb tli1er ais bic trncre elmer anterr
RahR nNer9alt her Grr. Stdden pis bic tel8eee gtre
ltlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30

3ur ysad)ri1t!
gVt tsm 1amyisy secutiAlnne". enss6naen mir
idte tiirffd)e .1,petfd,en bpttitfd,e lafeibirnen
(seirpdreD, arpHe fdciiids sirisH, sriins une gel
DC Grbien, seipaitcuc Grbicn, $aSp, Sateroriige
N;irnbcrser Rurcln, itaicrtfd,c Dfaecarpnt 81
d,pren. Mci5cuerics, seriScritc ~ ausn 8niuntrn
Sa,,arirn- unc !5arit. aa,Gcii, Chocolate. Salat
Cei u., wslts artitel mir ium Miehsrperiaut ~ ben
stGieasn Wlartiprtiiea tupiellea.
9iptcl s udu Eefs,
EFsori.urt pcn sprcpdifttn Treenitsr
Rr 40 Ne+-S'Jlfira,fl.
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Il M I n a.

~ U M ) II a.. ~
" 9ieiiter q Sobae mad en- b,ernit ifrsu os,brten
8unsen oie Anet5e cas- lie tr gSaarenlaaer rr,l Nj &c.
Vela Baltlmcreir., nap Rr. I5, Eprn.S Sp,passitr.
. !pfiegt tdten..1 u fs ~ gs4'siasg fs A 80
Gin pcntduoiSes ea8er ron Gifnw aarep .gautnate.
rilen aDsrijen5en " ~ mirb rpat rerp an cbaein
gIags uns ~ sen-btuis'sR Yreiisn ,u hnsen lein.
(Aua. 8 2NRt) 51- gl1-
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g. g. FfFur0f


4-b@Vrh. .HigbsrubeN eittN gtthr:s
,,t trtTjtrtnt sut Tc.wom o,r 6cre'sr iEs EtStts-
,Srtiro,r (-bastsN red ttu rrptkfn @sitssla esu
sgidatu rrtita, $500. -.
fFlats.lSl
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g glrnr 9Gaaenia1rif !.

Tt U-lrT,,,tueif taken tiae loalcaiattii N W. 81
Gn,tb. : gfrnar. ulst Ter tlRBralr- ddseIri' NM
IrfiSr fss tfutrae purltlum tnstffcttsis. llt ron
or 1sih,,icl rns 2au.ybli 8ltti uElgFer Htcit tu
9ber,gpS,r, gVir bhssr ctae liees aswdbi etr MO
fcrrArn ,Glsltr u1e t1an e1't''fn hamltnTa@t'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-30

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-23

oEs. W. J. snrn IN Nav Rolls
All men are more or less ambitious 70
make themselves dissinfu'shra "a tne
great battle OF llie-some 70 make ieg's'
laiive balls ring with ihelr sequence
some TO command armies, as dld Napo'
leon and Alexander; ana some hAs
Webster, Choat and story 70 leave iesAi
instruments OF lame behind them tna'
shall exist as long as nme. Ana even
there are those "nt "oulu DC con
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-23

AsorHrR GnAxD DIyEnsI0z--1he Ohio
Road and a Nep Dodge Big cfesk IN
rms.-Brownsville, Is we said few
DAYS ago, cuts the Gordian knot and
solves the railway riddle. We com
mended the suggestion OF brownsville,
for the reason that no road eau be butt
which does not add 10 the wealth OF the
country. Memphis is finally the bench,
oiary, aud Wa commend the pluck OF
Brownsville, Of Troy, OF the Trojans ana
Brownsvillians. II does happen, unior.
tunately for this little diversion, plotted
BY the owners aud managers OF tne
Louisville road, that there Is q broad ais
trict Of country between the Mem.
phis aud Ohio road and the hissiealppi
river sadly In need OF q railroad
The richest portion, Of this county
deemed itself outraged when the Mem
phis and Ohio road was diverted from us
rroper course and made 10 subserye local
or personal ends by It's detection from an
airline toward the east la truth, Browns
vile will build its road 10 Troy, II IL
chooses. Memphis must. whether Il
chooses or not, run a railway across
that incom parably rich district Of coun-
try between this city and Troy. Every
mart of Shelby county, except its
vesterp. and southern districts, has
access to the city OF Memphis and to the
exterior world. The Big Creek country,
by all odds worth more in every aspect
OF its value than any portion OF the
county Of equal area, is utterly inacces-
sible. A road from Brownsville TO Troy
is worth no more TO the rich farmers OF
Big Creek and Of the country beyond,
along the Mississippi, than Enoch's
chariot to Brownow. In fact justice TO
the farmers as such, justice due them as
taxpayers and landowners demands that
the Memphis aud Paducah road should
follow the line marked out by Crandall
and Richardson. When these people,
dwelling on the shores Of Big Creek, are
assured they will have railroad, they
will care very little who builds 1t, and
will only be pleased il it cost them
nothing save their share Of the taxation
imposed. Meanwhile Big Creek and
Memphis will throw up their hats and
praise the pluck of Brownsville. OF its
discretion we can only say that
the Trojan road, with its iron horse, will
be very like the wooden horse OF Ho-
meric fable which proved an unfortunate
investment for those who aided in secur-
ing its introduction into the famed city
of olden story. The Memphis, Browns
willie, Troy and Psducah road would be
crooked enough to make ones head
swim, especially when We may have a
rival line from Jackson, Tennessee, to
Paducah. This Brownsville and Troy
scheme is only suggestion OF an adrol'
enemy to kill off the air line Memphis
and Paducah scheme. But we do moi
withdraw our appreciation from the
Brownsville and Troy arrangement, and
shall never cease to exclaim rire Ia bag
dfelle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-23
To rms cInrrys or MrxrnIs Just

To rms cIrizrss OF MFxrHIs Just
look, for your own benefit, at j. ID.
Edwards, No. 27s Second street. the only
man that ever brought the prices Of
oystsrs down to living price in this
city since 1869, and he Is still bringing
them down lower. He warrants his
oysters as fne as ever comes 10 this city,
both BY quality, size and weight Of cans.
He will guarantee 10 sell the mediums at
Go cents and the select At 10 cents. And
Just look 10, at No. 27s Second street, at
tho foe turkeys, celery, lake fish and
game. No end to u, at che lowest
prices ever retailed ia this city aud
celery, oysters, lake fish and game for
Christmas times. Just call and see for
yourselves, and don't forget No. 278
Second street. I'D. EDWARDS.
90 HEADQUARTERS Depot.