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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-01
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AIRS. MARY r POPE, PRINCIPAL. Will.
M reopen TUksDAa. s~egtenbsE ut. aull Il
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
The Fourth at Fairfield.

At sunrise . salute Of thirteen guns was
fred, which aroused the patriotic feelings Of
the citizens Of Fairfield and surrounding coun.
try. and BY eigh, o'clock the delegations began
TO arrive, .ss-<siing Of men, women and chill
dren 10 wagons. buagiss and on horseback.
and BY loo'cloct tbs grove presented the live
" appearance Of Mass Meeting, being fully
represented By all parties. Asthis hour Judge
Reid, shs orator Of the day. arrived. when the
exercises commenced by firing salute, then
martial music; afier which prayer BY the Chap
lain, then patriotic song BY the ch DIR; after
that the Grafton; next in order was martial
music, and then dinner.
Alter dinner was over. the regular ioasis
we're read, and responded TO By Rev. q. w.
Pye. 81 ZOO
The occasion wa one long 10 be remember.
ed. as Il seemed TO rene~ that fraiernsl feel
ing which has been laying dormant for the
past Few years, aud every one seemed pleased
TO NEE, bic neighbor and take him by the band
on this pine,y-seoond anniversary Of American
Independence. +.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

- y. 49, -
The barn Of Fred. vedow, situated about Q
MILD West Of New Trenton, vas struck BY
lightning and burned to tie ground on TIE
morning Of the 9Th mat, sbou. o clock. The
barn Was recently filed with bay aud grain
which, together, with four horses, wagons and
other farming implements, we're all consumed.
The barn Of Adam 0erich, situated one
half mile South of St. Peters, was struck BY
lightning on Saturday night between 10 and
II o'clock, and entirely consumed, calf kill
ed, and some hsy and ,hreshiug machioe de.
slroyed The cattle aud horses had been safe
~ removed. Loss $500 oe $500.
Frank Nc Keowu's two-story brick house on
Pipe Greek was also struck by lightning on
Saturday night and considerably damaged.
Some clothes caught FIRE in m upper closet,
but were removed Ia time to save the building.
The East wall and windows we're so much dam
aged tina, the vail will have 10 be partly taken
down and rebuilt. The family and q number
Of visitors In The house st the time were more
or less paralyEed BY the shock, bat nobody
was killed. If-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
Milier Hou,e Lixnrx stahla

Since Mr.. Miller has taken charge Of hi,
hotel, (formerly Fudge House, he has pur
chased the Livery Sable back Of, aud conve
niens to his hotel, formerly kept by Henry r
Cooley. where he has good hosiler in auen
dance who will SEQ 20 feeding and taking care
Of horses. &c. lie has on hand full supply
Of bngsies, a carriage. aud horses Of bis own,
all in good order, ~hich he viii hire when or
dersd. BY the way the Miller House is the
place for the people to stop when they come
TO ,own--lhe best Of fare, and No, | accommo
da.ions Commend Us to the Miller House.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
A New Comer.

We are pleased TO welcome 10 our town DR..
Oscar A. Beeks, Of Rockville, Indiana, who
has conc here 10 locate permanently TOR the
practice Of dentistry. We knew Mr.. Beeks
when he was only bare.fooied "0s.'' In tha,
quiet old Hoosier village We began life ioge,h-
err, and as the curtain lns from tho dim lar
ago, 10 reveals to our view two OF US dozen
year old youths sticking type in the old Amer
can Office. Times ara not IA they used 10
was, and while we have stuck like mucilage
TO the honorable old profession, "Os" has gone
down into strange and forbidden paths aud be-.
come doctor. Blu, inasmuch rs he has built
up . reputation as one of the best Of bis pro-
fsssiou, We forgive him, and hope he'll end
wholsssls success II Desmoiues Iowa) Reg.
is,er.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

For tho American.
Some Reasons for Going TO Church.
Some 60 TO church to have = pleasant walk;
Some e. there TO whisper, laugh and talk
Zone 60 there pleasant hour 10 spend;
Some 60 there 70 meet some absent friend.
Some 70 there their clothing ans TO show,
Some 70 there because some others 20:
Some 90 there 20 show their flowing tressesi
soms 90 there to meet with Kind carsssss.
Some 70 there TO see what they can see,
Some 60 there respectable to bsJ So.
Some 60 there because they are so proud;
Some 80 there because there goes the crowd.
Some 60 there the music to enjoy,
Some 60 there some others 20 annoyj
Some 60 there 10 laugh ct solemn thingsj
Some 60 there 70 hear how some one sings.
Seine 20 there to talk Of fAnits they asdj 49,.
Some 80 there for snlightening the mind
Some 60 there 10 show their wendrcas beauty;
Some 20 there because they lore the preacher /.
kicqasnt IL hs-a Kind aud pleasant teacher
Some 60 there their silly eyes 10 fssst
On pictures end nne robes OF the priest
TO see him dressed In his lnsst tsggeryi
Some leave there and pop Into the doggery.
II our conduct IL 90 far from right,
What avail priests robss, bells and candle light
fear all this land so-eallsd) "holy water"
May make place eye vet or something hotter.
Some 80 to church 10 rest, sleep and nod
Some 70 there humbly 10 worship God;
Better 60 TO church than stay home, yo ssor
Better 60 TO church, than loaf around the
Brookvills, July, 1868. X. ii.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

The greatest caution should be exercised in the
use OF intended TO promote the growth
OF tho hair. A few applications Of an improper
substances TO the delicate vessels from which tho
Injury, and entail premature badness, upon the
unhappy victim Of oharlatanry, whose nostrums
crowd the market. No such bad effect need be
feared nom the use OF Halls Vegetable sisilian
Hair Remover, manufactured In Nashua, N. II.
and With IN intimate knowledge OF chemistry and
philosophy % applied to the growth, preservation
and restoration Of the human hair. When the
hair he's become gray. Il will restore Tito it's nat
ursl color, and produce fresh, vigorous and
healthy growth, improved In texture, health and
bssufy. IL pecpls are wise, Halls siciiian Hair
Remover will take the place Of IN. muItitude Of
inferior competitions now havksd about Bpsto,
commsrcial.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

Mr.. Wn. Reynolds has jsst received new
stock Of FAaiiy Groceries, and nov has one
Of the largest and most complete assorsmsnss
70 bs fosrd In the White Water Valley. His
prices. TOO. srs the very lowest Coffee snsas
Is cents, elk pounds choice brown sugar u,
eoi'ss - ossss, &C.. 10. he b - . big lot ol
stone and glass fruit jars, and be Keeps on
hand nsv potatoes add fresh vsgstAblsa We
tsts pleasure 10 commenting this business
estsblishusns-u ia every way worthy Of The
patronage Of the public.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
Resolution of Thanks.

At = meeting Of the members Of ST. Mi
chasI's Congregation, Il was
Resolved, That We tender our heartfelt
thanks 10 the ladies who assisted at The Cath
Ollie Fair, Tor their exeriions In lie BEHALF and
to the members Of different denominations fol
their liberal patronage.
Resolved, Tia, these resolutions be pub
isbed in each Of our County papers.
JossPm ScHSupsK, Ch'n pro TEN.
CuAaLEs MoonnASs, Secy.
July 9Th, 1868.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

Chrissian Ebsrling Of Highland Township
vas sssarnias home from Rockville on Friday
morning last, Ia spring wagon dra~n by two
horses, and While crossing the railroad track
At ssassiosn, csms inso collision witL the up
freight train. killing one Of the horses. badly
erippliag the other, and damaging the wagon
considerably.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

Dor Dsnocrssie frisnds have been very
much excited over the New York Convention,
especially - regards the domination Of Pen.
dlsson. Most ell Of them have been ready to
go their last dollar" ca HE nomination. Pri
vs'e dispatches have been daily received, and
t The present writing The excitement is b.
coming quite alarming.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
County Ticket.

wbs, say oar friends 20 getting up Coun-
~ Ticket for The eIsesiou this FsIl7 Thissu
jec, hss bsea receu,ly mooiei, and Il should
be thoroughly eaasssssd Let as nominsts
our besi men. and do what Ne can 20 elect
them. thus keeping down the Democratic ma
iority n much - possible
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
Concert.

There win be Concert Of Vocal and In
siruusntsl Music in GiTords' Hall IN Laurel
90 Tuesday evening, July l&lh, 1858, given BY
Miss Maria IL Convell. Miss sanis Bryson,
and other amateur performers Admission IS
esss@ Tboss Who attend this Con cert win
hear good music
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

90 the 6rss page Of this weeks paper 20
again publish the Lat Of Premiums to be
awarded ~ The next Frssklin County Fair.
Thoss contemplating having articles on sxhi.
biiion shosld give Il careful psrussl and then
gss good vesdy for the coming Annual Ex-
hibitioo. s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
Rnofs ahnea and Hafa

want to close out my stock Of Boots, Shoes
and lisu. Those on hand Jany l., 1865, will be-
sold at greatly reduced price,. Some will be sold
~ cost, and balance cost for CASH. Now IL the
time for bargains. Come while you have achsnce.
j w Kerly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

The farmers are ~ york harvesting their
wheat, which turns ous 10 be quite a good
yield. nossiihs,sading there 10 considerable
complaint Of The midss In some fsv locali,iea
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
rruit

The spplss are falling Oh very fass 10 sluos,
sii locslisiss cherries are scarce. and there
~illbs . limited supply Of peaches. Black
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
caIenderedP aper.

I'm. Stone Esq. has recently Sc, in opera
zion new set Of machinery for making CAL
.nde-ed paper At bis min, and is now turning
.os, The best qualify ofiha. kind Of paper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
New Building.

Col James Stops has purchased the vacant
los opposite the iiemy House in the upper par,
Of town. and contemplate soon erecting a
handsome residences thereon.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
Hat Weather.

On Saturday afternoon the mercury reached
nine,y-niae degrees 10 the shade. The sxees-
.ivs heat sas . warning Cor al hands to keep
W doors as much as possible.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
PROoFSOF TmEsUPERIoR QUALITY
AMERICAN WATCH
WAaTMNM, CNAssa


THE Anerican warth oonpAuy, Of wsithsn,
j Mass., respectfully sd nit that their watehss
are cheaper, more accurate. less compiler, morn
aurabie, better adapted Tor general use, and more
sasiiy kept In order md repaired than any other
watches 10 the market. hey are simpler In
to be Injured than the msjodsy Of forsigb
watches, which are IMPOSED OF from l2b 10 ~,
pieces, While In an oid,k glish watch there ar.
more thar 700 parts. How they run unosr III.
hardest trial watches can have, shown BY III,
foiioring letter:
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
eFFTcE ~ TIKI GKSRsAL SrPEhIi1kSDfxT.
AlrocsA, Pa, bee. Is, 1900.
Gentiemcn; The watches m manufactured by you
have been In use on this railroad for several
years by our snginemen. to whom We furnish
watches as part Of our equipment. There ara
n CIV seme thi &C hundred VI them carried on oui
line, and We ctpsider them good and reliable
time keepers. Indeed. 1 have great satiafaetioi
10 50, ing our watches give us less trouble, ano
have worn and do wear much longer witho ut re-,
pairs than any watches We have ever bad In u.s.
on this road. AZ you are aware We formerly tTusf
ed to those Of English manufacture, OF ackbowf
edged good reputsticpj hut ~ Glars they nevei
kept time correctly, nor have they done -
good service, as yours.
In tbese statements atn sustaiusdby my pre-
deeessor, Mr.. Lewis, whoss txperisnee extended
over . scriss Of years.
Nerpcouuliy,
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
American Watch Co., Malthan.
! We make now ave different grades Of wptehss,
named respectively % follows
Appleton, Tracy 4 Co., waitham, Mass.
Wa1tham Watch Company, wnlhsm, Mau
y. 8. Bartlett, Waltham, MaW
VIM. Ellery, Boston, Mas.
Homo Watch Company, Boston, Mass.
ilof these, with the exception OF the ION.
Watch Company, are warranted by the Americsr
Watch Company 10 be Of the beet material, on tn
most approved principle, and to pessess every re
quisits fer reliable lime keeper. Every draleS
selling these Watches l. provided With tbs Com
pany's printed card Of guarantee, which sheul''
accompany each Watch sold, 90 that buyers may
feolsure thatthoy arc purchasing the genuine
article. There are numerous counterfeiu ana
limitations OF our Watches sold throughout the
country, and We would caution purchasers ~ BE-
On their guard ngainst imposition.
Any grades Of Taltham Watches may be rur
chased OF Watch Dealers throu ghont the country
koBDtNS & APPLETON,
api22 is2 broadway. New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

The Jsly term Of the FsAaklin Common
Pleas Court (Jsdse Kibbsy psssiding) CON-
mencsd last Monday. The docket is no, .
very extensive one.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
Ali ouiet Again.

The rage for railroad excursions, which has
been at such a high pitch during the few weeks
fss', has reached is climax. aud the usual
comparative quiet again reigns.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
B,g Calcula.ion.

Col. Bemusdsffes predicts that the Demo
erals will carry Franklia Coua'y this Fall bs
sixteen hundred m@jori',l Big figures. them
Didn't he mean sin hundfed7
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

Was celebrated according TO programme 10
'ksbsfss Grove, By large crowd Of young
people Of both SEXES, Sbo enjoyed themselves
hugely"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

IL directed 10 the advertisement Of Col Far
qshsr, published elsewhere, In which he offers
hi. 6ns rssidsocs Tor ssis. Hare Is . bargain
for souebody.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

On Tuesday evening, soIh nh.. at the resi-
dsnce Of the brides father, Mr., John Speer OF
Fairfield 10 Miss Jennie Dole Of Rockville.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

THE SoE0 0A8lNEVs
A New SINGING Book FOR THE UsE,or
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES, SEMISARIEs AND
SINGING CLASSES, ny y. q. ALLEN.
Thu Book contains;--
Fiasr, A very carefully prepared series Of Pri.
mary song Lessons.
ssoospLY, A large number Of new and bsauti-
fui School Songs.
fTnfapLy, A short cantata-Ths School Fcsu-
val--dssignsd expressly for use At scnooL RE-
nnrrioss, coScxars, and ExniBfrtoxs.
The publishers, In presenting this work 10 Prin-
elpals aud Teachers, would call special attention
TO Us superior merits AL School Song Book.
The author has been very careful In the selection
Of his MUsic, which IL almost entirely new, and
IN adapting TO II appropriate words with unob-
fashionable sentimsnts, which will commend its
adop iion in all our schools aud 3eminariss.
The song Cabinet has been adopted by the
Board Of Educate n, ss the Text Book Tor the
Psblic Schools In the City Of New York.
Price zoe. each. To Schools, no., six Dollar'
per don.
Sample copies sent by mall postPaid on receipt
Of so cents.
Published by WILLIAM HALL a SON,
OIL. WILLARD,
July 8, 1868. 5is Broadway, N. X.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

Elder TIL Murdoch win preach nszt Lord's
Day ~ The usual hours 10 The German n. Il,
Meeting House, ell things concurring.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
Connersviile.

The population OF our neighboriag city Of
-CounerssilIs is 1850 by the census just taken.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

s0btsining money undertake. prstsncss'--vend-
ing miserable hair preparations. A trade that Il
fast dying ont, however; fer the universal popp-
lsrity Of "Barrefts We eetabie Hair Restorative
Is rapidly putting an efectuai stop to such con-
trabsnd trsfic.-I Richu ond Enquirer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
Five Thousand Dollars wanted.

A N<sstirsly responsible party wishss TO borrow
"A fiss Thousand Dollars for three TO Eve ears,
IN Gums not teas than I'VE hundred dollars.
Would prefer all In one sun. lie will pay ten
per cen. interest. aud pay the interest annually
aud attorneys fees, " suit be instituted, and will
secure by hfst mortgage on Authenticated real
estate worth twice the amount loaned. All sx-
pensss Of examining titles aud recording mort
rares raid Dy the borrower. No charges for my
atisntion TO the matter. 7. A. GOODWIN,
June 10 ave Indianapolis, Ind.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-07

PRAYER MADE BY PLANTATION NEGRO
AT NORFOLK (VA.), THE SUNDAY AFTER THE
ASSASSINATION OF President LINCOLN
o Lord. we come to Thee holding up our
souls empty pitchers, to be filled from the
fountains Of Thy love. Didn't you tell US,
Lord, if we were hungry you would feed us
Didn't you tell us, Lord, if we we're thirsty
you would give us drink from the waters Of
salvations? Didn't you tell US, Lord, IL we
were poor and weak, Come unto me, all We
feeble, and weary, and heavy laden, and l
will give you rests Didn't you tell us, Lord,
if we would be patient and wait, you would
bring us out of all troubles And when the
hour was come, as You raised up Moses to
break the power caoh, and let the
people 60, soyou mt US deliverer to
lead us out o. and while the good
shepherd was w.. -s, he led us over the
wilderness, and toted the little ones in his
arms, and gave US to browse in the green
pastures.
But now, Lord, when his work wa. done,
you saw it was done, and took him up igher,
and gave him a seat among the archangels,
and clothed him in white robes and he |
pleads for US. When any of US are worthy, |
we shall see him where he is, and embrace |
him. And the Lord will say, "Who be !
these :" And Abraham will answer, These |
are they whom brought out with much trib- |
nlation and anguish from the house Of bond |
,ge, and for whom was killed" !
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-07
THE AGED SrRANGER-AN INCIDENT
OF THE WAR.
BY ?. Fret HAATE.

II was with O. ant the stranger said:
said he farmer; SAY no more
But rest thee here at my cottage porch,
For thy feet are weary and sore"
II was with Grant the stranger said:
said n" fIrmer:-''Nay. no more
l prthee sit at INV frugal board,
Ard eat at my humble store.
How fares my bov-my soldier boy,
tue old Ninth Army Corps:
l warrant lie bore him sallan,Iy
In the smoke and the battle roar {"
Il know him not, said the aged man.
And. AS ] remarked before
- wa with Grant Nay. nav, know"
SAID the farmer; Say no more;
He fell in batrle-I see alas,
Thoudst smooth these fidln2s DER
Nay; speak the truth, whatever it be,
Though it rend my bosom's core.
"How fell he-with his face to the foe,
Upholiing the flag he bore ?
o say not hat my boy disgraced
The uniform thar he wore
II cannot tell" said the aged man,
"And should have rema ked before,
That was with Grant-in Illinois
Some three years before the war;
Then the farmer spake him never word,
But beat with his fist full .oIe
That aged man who had woi ked for Grant
Some three years before the war.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-07

PrB DoCs-We are laid under obligations
TO Senators Nye and Stewart and Congress
man Ashley for valuable public documents
and TO ]. Ross Browne for copy of PAM
phlet Compiled, we suppose oy himselfl
entitled " Considerations in reference to the
Establishment Of Sa'ioral Shoot of Mines
as means Of increasing the Product Of
Gold ard Silver Bullion" The document is
newspapers and reports Of speeches made
in Congsess upon Mr.. Stewards Mining
School Bill; and is a well directed argu-
ment in support of that measure. Mr..
Browne will accept our thanks for his kind
ness.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-07

Prussia AND FRANCE.-The impending
war between these great powers is likely to
produce some novel results. An opportunity
is offered to discuss this matter, in pleasant
way, at the Nevada Saloon. See advertise
ment signed NJ. J. Purcell in the APPEAL Of
this morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-07

HAVE WE JONAH AMONG Us:-Four
or five weeks ago it began to storm herea-
bout and since that lime the rain and
snow have poured and drippe1 aud drifted
as never was known by the wisest and most
romancing Oldest inhabitant of any color
And when il has not been raining or snow
ing, likewise when it has, the wind has
blown with the savagest and malcousest
violence. Now il is all very well for " Cax-
ton " and other moon struck weather cocks
to lay these phenomena onto the stars, and
10 figure out conspiracy between Mars and
Saturn and Venus and Jupiter and old Sol
as explanatory thereof, but we have some
suspicious of our own. Those old Hebrew
.helloa Jacks knew what they were about when
they held Mr.. Jonah responsible for the
tempest which beset their schooner; and
they served him right as well as saved their
lives when they sent him on that miraculous
fishing excursion that we are told about. We
have intimated heretofore our belief regard |
ing the Jonah who has caused the tender sage |
brush u be drenched as it has. Whatever |
doubts We NAV have held touching the cor
rectness of our suspicious. something trans
pired Yesterday which confirmed our belief
past all shaking. 1t will be remembered that
the sun shone out bright along in the early
part of the forenoon. Well, just at that time
u snow bound. delinquent subscriber to the
Eastern Slope came gleefully into our Office
b,t n1J l,J
caught out in the storm of Sunday, froze up,
evaporated, and went off to glory, or the
other place, in a bowling gust of wind. The
said subscriber handed us hifalutin obtu-
airy of the supposed departed which began as
follows:
"After a little more than the century's c
living years as a social cenobite,- a
his hoarest age spent, in abjuration Of all r
and cotere life-nnescence
whose caudcity was the greenest and most II
dorage-hs is at last sarcopha-
gated with the old men of past time-and We
mourn him we wall those who have gone A
down to their Inflammation in fuiness Of 4
years, &c, &e.' {
We were about considering the propriety of
giving this balderdash a place in our col =
anHS Wnen, suuutnlN. tne SKY grew dark,
he winds began to moan, snow began to fall
sun had been shining brightly a minute >
,efore, mind you-and Snarleyow himself +,
anne wading into our presence. The delin- W
Iuent subscriber turned pale, and, in his II
curry and amazement went away, leaving the h
pitaph he had written in our hands. The bl
Id wizard took seat, gave the stove kick p
hat nearly knocked it down, made the fire -
urn blue as be stirred it, while the wind set W
p the most unearthly wailing outside that ar
yer was heard. Now, we don't believe in p'
'isiance Committees or anything of that We
ort and we didn't use to believe in witch ar
raft and practical diabolism, but it is our an
Ainful and awful conviction that the shortest ~.
ut to an end of this dreadful weather is to hi
i've Old Snarleyow to the first whale that is tn
espsrate and depraved enough to swallow nj
i'm. az
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-07
FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, January 3.-New regulations
have been issued in regard to the importation
of goods at Porto Rico, including list of
articles exempted from duty. The decree is
confirmed by the new Captain General. Eight
months notice is to be given of any change.