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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-16

2 WHAT IT CosTs The New York cores
pondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette gives that
paper statement of what it costs tokeep the
Aston House in that city one year. He says
that the Aston House pays annually for gro
ceries, $75, oo0.9s Thisincludes $1,000 for flour
and $4,000 for butter. By this it appears
that their butter costs nearly three times as
much as their flour; but such, from enquiry,
he has found to be the case. Their market
ing bill amounts to $4,000. They pay to
one man for beef alone, $4,000; milk and
cream cost $4,000; eggs cost $1eJOOO-the
average use being one hundred dozen daily.
Gas costs $4,000, and their coal about the
same. Matches cost about $500 per year.
One million Of wooden toothpicks are used
every year, att cost of about 800. Brown
tissue paper, 81, 200; and these are only q
part of the expenses of this immense estab.
LS0Iiltlb. 9sv. sl.-tf .f.aEfa l.rr t..H.t.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-16

- HoRsE TH1rvEs ABOUT, -On Monday
night a valuable horse was stolen from the
stable Of Mr.. John L. Vail near Forest Hill.
We are informed that a man riding a horse
supposed tob be Mr.. Wallis, was seen making
bis way down the turnpike, IN the direction
of Baltimore, on, the same night. q. -. r. !,
n AS the operations Of these gentry seem to be
on the increase il behooves farmers to see
that every precaution is taken TO guard
lagainstaheir depredations. ~ Ned seW
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-16

~ ,1eaHf gac1S hia Eyii'f5lI H.'T.HELMBOLD
10 bs71 Philadelphia aud now located d. his Drug
fasd9 and Chemical Warehouse, 6ei BroadwsyfNe%
fpro, m, largest cen,iss In the wor,al
! eI am acquainted with MY II. 7. Helmbold; hs occus
pied the Drug Store opposite my residence and
cessul in conducting the business where Others had NOT
been equally before him. have been fayoraby imt
pressed with his character and enterprise;
Firm ofpowers wdghtman, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets Philadelphia.
HRLMDoLD's FLUD ExTRAoT BueHy, for weakness aris
ing from ndiscreton The exhssted powers OF Nature
which arc accompanied BY many alarming symptoms
among which will be found Ihdspositon 70 Exertion,
Loss Of Memory, WaksfaRcss, Horror Of Disease or
traton, and inability to enter inso The eAoymsnts Of
The Constitution once affected win 0ssnio Weak
ness requires tho aid of Medisiae 10 strengthen and in
vigoiate the systcm,s which HELMB0LDS EXTRACT
BUCTfC invariably does. If treatment s sabmitted
asIsiDonps FLUID EXTRACT BScss, IN afsesona pecu
as IN chIorosis Or Retention Panialasss suppres
State Of Uterus, and all complaints incidsnf the
sex, whether arisIpg nom habits Of ibpru-
sdence in, or the decline or change OF he.
rHsIMBoID's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu AHD IarRoyKsRosB
VASE viii radically exterminate from the system dis
eases arising from habits ofdisspation Of he sxpensc
little change In Diet no inconveniencs or eosure
completely supersedng those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies, Copava and Mercury, In all these diseases
4 UsE HEInBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BucHU in sN diseases
of these orgnns whethor existing In male or from
whatever cause originating and matter Of bow long
standing 1t is pleasant IN taste and odor insdiae'
In action and strengthening than any Of tbs pre-
parations Of Bark or Iron. Ga t11il. llt JIfy
Those suffering from brokendown or delicate ecnstl
buttons, procure the remedy at once e. ,.r
Tho leader must be aware that, however slight may
be the attack Of the above diseases 1t lie certain to infect
the bodily health and mental powers.
All The above diseases require the aid Of Diuretic
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is the great Diuretic.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. PnIcE 81 % per bot
tle or bottles Tor $3.50. Delivered to any address,
Describe symptoms In all communications. h
Address Fl. 7. HELMD0LD, Drug and Chemical Ware
house, 594 Broadway, N. Y. - IS -
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP jim steel
IN engraved wrapper with fac smile Of my Chemical
Warehouse, and signed tqr III. I. HELMBOLD.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-16

EXPLOSION ON TRAIN OF CARs.--A train
of cars exploded last week few miles east
of Urbana city, on the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad. The shock is represented
ss terrific, so heavy indeed that it shook the
buildings and broke the windows of many
houses in Urbana, although the train had left
the depot some fifteen minutes before. The
car next to the engine exploded first with ter
rifle force, entirely demolishing the engine and
four cars and setting fire to the rest of the
train, which was nearly consumed. The car
next to the engine which exploded was load
ed with pork, and the supposition is that
nitro glycerine was in some way struggled
into it and caused the explosion. tits stated
that if the whole train had been loaded with
powder that the explosion would not have
been louder or more destructive. An iron
rail was thrown three hundred yards from
sno LracK ana peDt uruDIe ny Enr IuIUv.
house quarter of mile from thew wreck was
almost demolished, and the vibration was so
great that timbers few in every direction,
and telegraph wires were thrown down eight
hundred yards distant. The explosion was
distinctly heard thirty miles from the wreck.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-16
BOOKS, PERIoDIoALs, SO.

Arrivals 900, and departures 1850 boats.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-16

A8-The "Egisr base extended circulation among
the Intelligent aud business of Hartford than
any othor paper In the county, No"Lock lfoeptnl
otherobsccno Lottery advertisements win appear
in our columns at any price. largo number Of our
subscribers pay for their paper in advance and
duenfly just the class advertisers desire reach
The attention OF legitimate advertisers
10 directed 90 tho above facts. r hNsef 'eAs r
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-16
5LAPIDUM,.

situated at the head Of sloop navigation,
on, the Susqnehanno River, except the
], Wharf lying nortliof the Outlet Lock, con
tanning 7e1 aafsnll fakr60 10 iig4sh..9 lsa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24
i WOMAN KILLED ruR rArrllAG.

The Keo.augue u"wal Republican .ay.:
3" 4, The town of Upton, III this eounty. on
the mo,R'ng ol The 5h instant, Mrs. b..
lard, vile Oi Joel Ballard. an old citlZen.
was Killed in her house bt 4 man named T..
7. Dikeman. The sole cause 1t the act
was the ta,lIing Of an old lady. l, appears
TO have been al inffmty OF Mrs. Ballard -
talk. She vas fond u gossip: and in tie
absence Of dali, paper NJ Upton. she sup
Piled the place, Is LAT a. possible. anil man
utactured items occasionally. "hich either
amused or annoyed the isibors. One Of
the items-the fatal une-ehsrged 10" great
tut macy between Mr. ballard, her husband.
and Mrs. nikenan. This item was repeat.
ed 81 yarluus times aud on various uces-
sIons. ntkeman, becoming ezssp"rated at
lat. armed himself " III pistol and knilr.
went To Billiards. house. Mr-. Ballard and
. grown daughter we're 81 the inmates when
DtAenan arrived. The latter inquired for
Mr.. Ballard, but withuut waiting TOR an an.
swe! he drew his pistul aud fired. the ball
ticking eEfecl in Mrs. Billiards. right breas'.
She Was sitting down, and When shot jump
ed Ia her feet and threw up her arms as
though she was gong 10 defend herself. ~
this DIkeman drew long pointed knife.
apparently prepared for The occasion. and
stabbed her IN The nerk. Just behind The Ju-
guiar VEN. when she tell aud died almost
instantly. The daughter, in attempting 10
rescue her mother alter the pisi"l mot, "as
knocked away, but not hurt. Mr.. Dikeman
returned home immediately, and ~ Sboat
su huur afterwards va. arrested. lie talk
cd resly about the ,nurdsr, aud seemed ID
think himself entirely justified 10 what ne
hid done. lie va. brought to keosauqur.
aud had preliminary examination before
Esquire Cheney. and in default Of 500
bail. vas committed To prism. The ages
Of the parties. A. We learn them. are a. iOl'
lows: Mrs Ballad. the murdered woman.
SIS; Mr.. Ballard, the husband. Go; Mr..
Dikensn. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24
v>NaSA&

" 80
.uple to Cooperate with The trus tees. and
the progress OF the system 81 Education
which has been devised, amj 10 beiug &C
lively ca, ried out under The joint direction Of
the school superintendent Of the Southern
States and % the general agent. DIR. Sears
has been Mr the last six months travelling
through the States Of North and South Ca.
rulina, georgia. Florida, Louisiana Mis-.
sissippi. Alabama and stennesser. rrnfer-
ring NTH leading gentlemen upon the oh
lie CTS oi this magnificent donation. and al.
dressing the pc. pile Of the principal towns
and cities upon the subject Vt free school
educ a,ion.. lie has. eserywl,ere. been re-
ceiyed with the usmost kindness and cor
diality. +...@. .'1@5 10. d+0ha
In Memphis and other leading cities VI
the South, lie has been rendered the hospi-
;ali,les III the respective ciiie., and the
prospect il sefy encouraging for the estah-
tishmens of thorough system Of tree
school. and normal .chouls aiming the States
above mentioned. Ap,at SIS. % 90 have been
definitely appropriated by tile trustees for
the ensning six mnDths. ant sbovt sss. 900
additional have been appropria ed cona,-
,ionailv upon The raising Of ns'ney, 10 Gu
o,.eratioo, by the various coamun tiles
where aid is thus given. The board granting
aid varying according to circumstances.
from me third To tso thirds al the aa"unt
necessary 10 sustain The respective school,.
particular atten;ina has been given 10 the
founding II normal schools and the CON
mensement af a system Of free sehool edu-
cation. DR.. Sears rrparts The entire Peo-
Pile of the South ~ enthusiastic in their era.
.titade to Mr. Peab 'dy and The appreciation
Of his gilt. " s"" -
Resolutions If coincidence with the aml-
ly Of the late Hon.. WIN. T.. Rses. 81 Vir-
GINA. and expressing the trustees sense IL
the lass sustained by his death. were pass
ed. AMI The board adjourned TO meet 10 Bal
,i,nure on The third Thursday 81 January,
1869. a" ."4~f t" " Y 7iat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24
THE PEABODY. FUND.

The trustees Of the Peabody education
fund closed their deliberations 10 New York
on Wednesday. The object Of this meet.
ing has been chiefly TO listen to the semi.
annual report Of the general agent. Rev.
Dr. Sears. Of Virgins, and to make appro-
priations for the next six mouths. DR..
Sears, report is highly satisfactory, as
showing the earnest desire Of the Southern
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24

Mrs. Beecher stowe, after winters re-
sidence in Florida. says that " the Southern
people are no mare inclined 10 resist the
laws mr. to foster the spirit Of rebellion than
Vermont is. They desire only peace ami
the restoration Of the Union"
The Massachusetts, Senate has refused {"
pas. the bill foIbiddipg the application OF
corporal punishment IN the public schools
to females. s .. ,aas.# IS &c.,.
& GaowTH or OaaHA.--A correspondent II
the Lynn Transcript, writing irom Onsh''
Nebraska. says: ~
Omaha is situated On the west bank OF the
Missouri, which rises gradually, aiiordins
a fine building site. Hon. John Gillespie.
State auditor and school commissioner. wha
resides here, informed ne that on the lcurth
Of July, 1884, he ate bis dinner on the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24
From the Baltimore Sun
THE LOCUSrS AGAIN, 4

Iii the advance sheets Of 4 work on PEI
riodic Law by Rev, Geo. AT. Lrakln, A.
NJ. Balti,uore, now being published. we
lind in the appendix an interesting exlrsci
on the subject of the seventeen year locusts,
from " Latrube's Rambles in North Ameri-
ca, in 1895" generally con6rm4tory et the
facts mentioned in The, San yesterday ~
connection with the admirable aud exhaus.
tive work ot the late d.. 6. Is. Smith. |,
may here be remarked that the sngu IL fact
stated hy DR.. Smith that the locust leads
all en,irel. solitary life Excerpt in times 81
mating) is confirmed BY the obsersatieas ol
u correspondent. who has given cou.ldsra-
BILE attention To this extraordinary insect.
There isiaisu al additional fact mentioned
by Mr. Latrobc. that the first appearance
OF the locusts In Canada.was 10 May. E49.
Ills description VI the pecai'as sang vi The
nesly risen tribe.ls sraphic; "a low. DIS
tibet hun, like the slm,nering of az T..
normous cauldrun, swslls impsrceptibly.
changes its character, aud becomes fuller
aud sharper; thousands seem 10 unite. and
al p. VI. the whole country rings with the
uaw onted sound. The sou,,d Is well de.
.cribed BY the word paa.rp, the first sylia.
Ole being long ssstalaed. anil connected
with the secund, pitched nearly an octave
lower BY = drawing, gradually sro~'ag taia ;
ter deseent."rt .a@aa@4@s. al i jfIurg {
In the Forthcoming work Of the Reverend
Mr.. Leakin, in which the universally ol
the periodic law ID set forth 10 u most ~,
teresting manner. the application oil the Law
TO loeusts seems appropriate. tlI.sse insects
whica disappear aud resppraf again a. the
end Of seventeen years. only To sing . short.
giai song, aud then p-rIsh. Un this subject
Mr. LeaSin observes: 3" The appearance oi
this i.seet must be interesting 10 many 9TH
ers besides the naturalist. Their location
ON this continent; their long hibernatlon
aud preservation several Fee under g. ould ;
their simultaneous departure aud rrappear.
ance ; heir very short ,iay after seventeen
years preparation; their shart uniform sung.
and the,r peculiarly VI laying ess. the
events which have occurred since. and will
occur beiure lSsj--ail these invest the q.
cada with mystery. We ask. Why this
waste such Complicated design ard ~.
suits 50 dIsproposlionate; seventeen years
sbsurbed in 4 weeks song? We think
deeper and again ask, May not these lu-
sccis be sent 10 teach Us. truths long buried
like themselves; a resurrection oil AVS al,
most forgotten; harnoaIes whIch declare
the glory Of God. not for life week, baI
pauseless ~ eternity -.a~...... + ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24
THr cRops n EsoLAsp.-AlI The account,

THE CRoPs IN ESeLAsD.-All the accounts
from England speak VI the prosp' CT "i a
large yield Of the crop. this SEASON IN that
country. A writer in the Pail Mall G..
Lette Of the Ist instant says: Fl ..rs. =.
"'fhe area uEdcr grain crops is unusually
large, and have no doubt that coming sta.
tisiics wilt show an excess ander wheat
alone Uf one hundred thousand acres over
that Of last year. have just been aver an
estate in Lincolnshire which contains se,en
thou sand acres. fvesixths 81 the Village area
nf which are under grain crops, and the re-
naming one sixth Dnly under roots asd eIa.
~rs. Excepting on light soils. the yield
ii artificial grA.ses will be heavy. TIE
yield "f meadow hay will nut exceed an
average. sa
"As with corn, 50 also with stuck hus-
ban,iry are prospects singuIarIy cheering.
Cattle are unusually Tree irom disease, the
clip Of wool is heavy, the number ol LANES
Is great, While pastures are luxurIant. Al.
together the iood produce vi 1868, judging
irom present prospects, promises great
abundance"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24

Mr.. TrumbuII, a Republican Senator ii
the United States. has addressed a letter Ia
the Governor Of Illinois, in which he says
Oh The subject Of bribing Senators:
"rhe stories abOu, corruption or improper
motives influencing aay Republican TO sate
against conviction are. of course. false. All
the pressure, and il was very great--Inore
than YOU know of-was on the other side,
as an investigation, il one is ever had. will
show. But for outside pressure, | think
no such vote as thirty-ise could have been
obtained for conviction on the eleventh ar.
ticle." ~e@# s-.- aa .Et .vH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24

= The Niss,seDih Annual Meeting Of the North
Carolina Rail Road Company will be held in the city
of Raleigh on Thursday The 9th day Of July next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24

at some future day, a recurrence OF the
troubles which have 50 long agitated the
country Would il no, be the part 81 wis
dom 10 take for our guide the Federal Con.
sttution, rather than resort to measures
which look only to the present, and which
may. in few years, renew. IN an aggrayai-
ed form, the strife AID bitterness caused by
the legislation which has proved torb i'll,
timed and unfortunate :" "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24
2he English Press on Hon. Rersrdy John,
-Lr.a--x. sons .lppointneal. =. -,


London. June l5.-The telegrammes from
New York announcing the nomination and
confirmation Of :he Hon. Reyerdy Johnson
as Minister To England. vice Mr.. Adams,
resigned. were duly received in this CITY.
The Daily News has an ediroSiala notice
on the subject. stating that the bong eI.
perience aud training of Mr.. Jahnson
guarantees that be will represent the UalI.
ed States as whole, and not sectionaily.
The Times closes i lengthy article With
the following words; /" M envoy could
be sent here who would be hailed with
more confidence as the hunored spokesman
uf great nation. The unanimous ratlfca'
tion vi his nomination by the Senate Is an
uuexampled testimonial. His intellect Is
admirably trained IN discuss The pending
or probable issues With precision. Impair.
,isilty, dignity of character. breadth OF
learning. and charm Of hammer"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24

u THs FARxER, . monthly publication devo'edto
Agriculture. Horiiculturs, the Mechanic Arts and
Household economy, makes its regular appearance
upon our table. i published by Messis. Elliott &
sh,slds, Richmond, Va, at S. per annum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24

John II. suna,t has been discharged on the original
indictment agains, him far the murder OF President
Lincoln, and he was held to bail in the Of $4,000
on anew indictment, charging him with conspiracy
and engaging in rebellion. John Bogue, d. H. Pur-
rsll, Owen Thomas and Michael Shea became his
surelies. aud be has been liberated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24

II Tax LADY,. Book for July has been received.
Compared with the former numbers, !, lacks nothing
in It's attractive fsatures and still malniains lis high
place among It's many competitors. q r.@ae.ss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24

learning, and charm ot hammer"
The vuTg IN 0REGuy.-Saa Frznrisc",
June I5.-A dispatch from 0reg"a report
the majority Tor Smith, democrat, for Gun
gress, between 200 and 300. The official
count in The eenties next To Idaho give aaex
pectediy large de noeratic msjorities. The
total yGte IN the State was nearly 22.DOO,
the largest vote ever pulled in that state.
The senate will stand l2 democrats aud 10
republicans; he Assembly, % democrats
and 70 republicans.
HnynRs To SENATOR Fg-sgxpEs.-A num-
Der of leading republicans IN Boston pro-
pnse to give public Dinner TO Senator Fes-
sender, as On endorsement OF integrity aud
indie pendence in voting against the cunyic.
tiuu Of The President. Governor Bullock
will preside, aud Us. Russell Lowell, ex'
Go, ernw washburn, President Hill. ol
Harvard COLLEGE. and other promiaeut re-,
publican, will be presen'. ,....- 81
JUdgessHosr, Of the Massachusetts, su-
preme Court, has refused TO grant di'arce
On a libel brought on the grounds 81 gross
and confirmed INVESTIGATION, contracted alter
marriage, because the husband. ~hn sued
for The bill, had been fined for selling in,ox'
ic4,ing liquor. The judge decided that .
husband who violates a Jaw Of the Common
wealth by opening liquor shop, puts his
wife behind the couuter, furnishes The
mrans ior Carrying IN the traffic, aud hi'
/ " lfe tails under the temptation, then The
hu. baad has M redress. The llbellAnt wa
John c1Dley. =te.a. -
The New Yurk Void is responsible Tor
the following " AZ = late cinner IN Nor'h
carullua, there sat down to the table three
81. TO, eruors, a. rx Justice oil the Suprems
Court, two tx members Of Congress. and
sume uther uen II aunorsbIe distinction in
their State, and tue aaly person in the r"om
Who could ,ote or hull Office was the nesr,
who waited on the table, Such II recon
sructi"a. 49,
The custom NJ allowing the bride a mo-
nopuIy of the wedding presents was moi nd
hered to at recent fashionable welding u
1T. Louis. The groom was Substantial
remembered in q special douceur, th'
donor uf which was the brides mother. II
. silver pitcher was plain.looking bit o
paprr, which was iosnd to be. by those wh
had the curiosity 10 examine II, cheek "a
his favor for eel, 900. #aa A. &c.. #@*
The "retired physician whose sands O
life are nearly out" has rrc'nhy Fsceise'
by express barrel Of sand to repleaIsh III
wasted store.
Grssshoppers are destroying the gsowin
, garden aud farm crops 10 Central losa,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-24

necessities require il, and our advanced age sdmon-
ishes Of the proprietv Of settling up our affairs
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~aE- All those indebted to this ofce
] IaS for subscriptions, advertisements.
Mk&k job work, are earnestly requested
TO make immediate pay ment. Our
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03

n RECONSTRUCTED WEDDINa.--A
negro wedding lately took place
near Montgomery, Ala, at which
She sable parson thus spoke:
"uorO is a couple who have
walked ont to night, wishing to be
llned 10, and thro' love, and wish
ing all dem dat baVo any thing
twixt dem, como forward and
speak now il not, lot dem hold
qar poaco now and forevormore.
l wants every ear to hear, and
every heart to enjoy.
"Mr' Jim Thompson, whomsoov.
or stands lastly by your loft side,
DO you take her for your beloved
Wife, to wait on her through sick
ness and through health, snfo and
bo safe, holy and bO holy, loving
and DO loving; do you love hcl
mother; do you love her father;
doyou love her brothers; do Won
lovo her sisters; do you lovo her
mistress; do you love God do bosl2'
Answer-"I do"
Miss Mary Thompson, whom.
soever stands lastly by your riph,
sido, doyou take to be your dear
beloved husband, to wait on him
through health and through con
fulton, Safo aud be safe, holy and
be holy; do you lovo his mother,
do You love his father; do you love
his brothers; do you lovO his sis
ters; do you love God do besl2"
Answor--"I will"
III shall pronounce MIR. Jim TO
hold Miss Mary fastly by tho righ,
hand, and | shall pronounce you
both to bo man and wife, by the
commandments of God. We shal
hope. and trusting through God.
that you may live right-tbat YOU
may die right, now and forever.
more. Now, Mr.. Jim, Siep your
bride.
"Let US sing o bime:
Plunged 10 gulfof dark d, spMr.s"otc.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03

When tho cars got to Knoxville
Henry was embarrassed to find a
passenger aboard for whom hc
had no ticket.
It's boy-and they call him
Henry Lylo.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03

place9 We mite kill CoTfSx, say
you. Alarsl spOsn they'd elect
Sumner as President nv the Senitl
Kill Sumner2 Good Lord. no.-
They'd then elect Butler Speaker
nv the House, and he can't be kill.
cd. Mol Mol We bed better bear
the ills we hev than ay to them we
kAow not Nv. It's gone. An is
up with me and US. shell stay 10
Kentucky for the present, tho wat
may become Nv me the. Lord only
knows.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty, P. NJ.
(Which is Post Mast