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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
Bullard's Improved H a y Ted d q e r!

UT IS NO LONGER NECESSARY TO U argue the point with farmers, that the Hay Tedder is an Indispensable article during the hay season. It is now several years since they were introduced, and our, own experience, together with the testimonials of hundreds of farmers, go to prove that Bullard Hay Tedder, with a horse and boy to manage it will do moro work than ten men. Therefore showing that no farmer GU ting much hay can be without one, the only question now is what kind of Tsader ia the best to buy. A number of revolving Tedders have been introduc- ed, claiming to do good work with eas. draft. But on trial they prove otherwise: the rapid mo- iton tends to tear of the leaves and break the hay in pieces but not turning it over, and the draft proves to be greater, turning only five six feet wide, than the Bulard turning eight feet; and, the farmers in this vicinity are not long in deciding which is the best, for those who buy the Bullard in every instance keep them and are satisfied, while those who try the others soon return them and get the Bullard The Bullard Tedders work with forks that pitch up all the grass after the wheels, thus leaving it light; other machines have the wheels run outside and leave the grass under The Bnilard Tedder is the only machine that does the work natural and easy. After witness ing the trial of Tedders at the late fair in Amherst Mass, we are bold to say that the Bulard Tedder is the only real Tedder in Market.
 TERRY & MUNSON, Hartford,
 General State Agents
 Allorders sent to them will meet with prompt attention. Do not delay, but order early. 13 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

 nsr We clip the following from Hdl's s

D6p We clip the following from H0Ts Ioaaat of Hsa1a. WrittsnK by Dr. Hall
 hiaasslf, is saying e 10 I ,h u | he rsiders of our paper to ensitll 1t to thti confidence. The Doctor eyitlsatty hls an eye tn ha,i- ness. We under ,f ln,l that B lld yin, the Olothier, is much the largest retailer of clothing. fer men and boys in New York, and we cheerfully recemmepd our readers to his house, corner Canal and Broadway:--
 "WHAT FAIR DEALING DoEs,-One of the most reniarkable 0ssess >ofs kagitinaute business success which has lately come to our notice is the results, not rofsa Forth nate Purchase, nor of an Estate Specula- tion,' nor of Wall Street Transaction. but of fair dealing, persisted in Few col lossal fortunes are made in moment or a month; fortunes thus acquired are alw ays the result of fortunes lost, bringing ruin to two parties; to the loser now, and to the winner little later; but a fortune is amassing, and if lost, another can be made "in the same line." This man has three things in rare proportion. COURTESY, CoUR- AGE AND INTEGRITY. He deter mined 10 sell good things at & low price. and to let the people know it; always good, always cheap, always cash. IT PAID, for dealing, low pri. ces, and polite atten ton please rich aud poor alike. Sales increased rapidly; one, three, i've hundred dollars day. then a thousand. Before long, five thousand were realized in day. We very soon found ourselves looking forward to the re- port of his Saturdays work with as much interest as the readers of Bonner's Ledqer look to the next publication day of one of his serial stories. Many a Saturday 's sale, legitimate, retail, not dollar credited, have reached six thousand dollars; and on Saturday, May 15. Anno Domini, 1869. the footing up of sales exceeded eight thou. sand dollars, at the north least corner of Broadway and Canal street, New York City. ALWAYS GooD, ALWAYS CHEAP, AL WAYS CASH, aud always attentive to his business, are the watchwords of BALDWIN, THE CL0THIRR." 14.2w-eow
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
scheack's Puirnonic syrup. 1.

a aH Sesweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure oonsump- ton, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, taken according time They cleanse the stomach relax the liver and put
 to work; then the appetite becomes good the food H S ana % masss sooa .he patient m Pegns to grew p4ent outgrows the disease and gets we'll This is the
 10 tsss three medicines Dr. J. H. schenck, of phila- Pulaa2aEg eonzunption. The Pnlmonic syrup npens rpe sght cough will throw Il of, and the patient has T To do this. the ssawesd Tonic and Mandrake pif.
 must hs freely used to cleanse the stomach hver 50 teat she Pulmonie syrup and the food will make good
 scSsncks Mandrake Pis act upon the liver, removing bs starts freely, and the liver is soon relieved; the stools viii show what the Pills do nothing has ever s s sssssa: ssss s ss ss ss;s.. s S' l ss ls
 unlock tho gall bladder and start the secreons of the
 liver compsint ono of the most prominent t causes aus
 ssasnaEs ssawsed Tonic is gentle ssiulant and d. paion s made o assists the stomach to throw out the gsc juice to dissolve the food with the Pulmonic
 e souring in the stomach. Yjffto The great why physicians do not cure consump
 ss 50 ssp ss ssss Rows aocs,ng sp tho seerctons and eventually the pa
 D. ssasssE in his srsssnens does not try so stop nd sSsv VII n stop q fhsr own acocrd No s one can De cured Of Ccnsnmptons Liver Complaint, Dyspepeia OatArh Caker, Liberated Throat unlese the liver and atu1acA ere made healthy. F fss Ira ssS11
 peFson n.s ecusnnpticn, of course tho lungs in : .ssso sss:s % ss 1ss s Sss of fuMmm&tion and fast decayng Tn such casce What mn be done is not only the lungs that are wasting but t is the whole body The stomach and liver have lozk their power to make blood out of food Now the which win bring up tone to the stomach the patient wm begin to want food, it win digest easily and make good bood; then the patient begins gain in nesh and soep the body begins to grow, the ungs commence e bed and ne patient gets heshy and we. This is ske o1ly w2y to cure consumption.
 and ayspePsiA 6cheneks Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake RMs are snEAcient without the Pulmonic Syrup Take ghs Ra freely in en bilious ccplaints they are per-
 Ds. ssasaak who hasI enjoyed uninsstrupted health fw n.ny years past and now weighs 22S pounds was wzs1 away to mere skeleton, in the very let stage oi Rmnnzxy C0nsumpti0n, his physicians having prunoun eD& a hopeless and abandoned him to his fate. He wk erred by the afoFesaid medicines and aimee hs re epE<<y m&ny fhDuzands similarly aeted have used Dr es@ Ean directions accompany each, making 1t mol ahs1auzeiy nccess to personally see Dr. schenck, un l raeasmtn wszh their lrngG exaulined end for thi waRess hs h professicay at his princip office, rhiia 1s every sszrdsy where all letters for advice mus = aeazse1 Be is aisp prcfessionaly at No s2 Bond glre1A6~ne 1ses ess for thprough examinstion witi kzn nssTarumeter the rrice s sS Oce hours at eacl csg from9A 9A M to R.A -. ...,....,. A 1oszss boz c. O GOODWIN q co. a Hanover st
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

PERSONAL. learn that the Hon. E, Rollins. late Commissioners of Internal Re venue. is now acting as President of the National Life Insurance Company of the United States of America. at the Ootnpa. ny's Branch Office in Philadelphia, during the temporary absence in Europe, of the President. c. H. Clrk. Esq. Mr. Rollins has been an active member of the Board of Directors of this Company since its or ganization. and in giving to its interest the beneft of his personal cooperation, and the advantages of his enlarged experl- ence and extensive acquaintance, we confi- dently look for renewed impetus to be given to the already unprecedented pro- gress Of this great National Iustitntlon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
DIED.

In Millerton. N. r., Mrs. Harret N. Wheeler, wife of N. s. Wheeler, Esq, late of Sharon, aged 42. l4sD tpi 'aTiq
 In this town. on the 7th inst., Col Lsaac Morse, aged 63 years. !, 6e
 Col. Morse had held for many years an important position in town affairs, and was avery bepeyolent and useful man, and his loss will be felt by many friends, who res. pected him for the many virtues of his character. ats pel.e.f 1,-,lt,.,,,i..1 gA sgv In Warren, July 9th, Amy A., eldest daughter of William and Catharine Pores. teIle, aged IT years. Tla4lll
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
THE KIDNEYS.
THE KIDNEYS ARE TWO IN NuA

THE KIDNEYS ARE TWO IN MUM oer. sltnAted af the upper part of the loin, s1xTo1n4e1 py fAks and consisting of three parts vlzs tEs Anterior. sise Interior and the Exterior
 xhs anterior absoFbs. Interior consisfa of tis- snea CT selns, which serve as a deposit forssfle urins and cnnvev it to the exterior The extarjor is conductor, also, terminating in a s,nyia tnha sn1e.sled the uneter. The ursters are es;nnsSt ed wfzh he bladder.
 The hladdsr is composed Of various coyerines of Hsszes divided into parts viz: the Upper, the Iov- ee, the Nervuus. and the Mucous. The upper ex- psls the lower retsfns. Many have d sire to ,,ria nzze without the ability to retain. This eauent- ly osezxz in ehildrensi F95is To eurs these affections, ws must bring into ac. tfnn the musgaes which are engaged in their yari. Uns fnnes50ns. If they are neglected, Gravel or dzoR9y may easne. noxI 1s3a2 ellVa ogS w
 zhs reader must also be made aware, that ho>. eEer sight nay bs the attack it is sure to afec, fhe bodily heatkh' and mental powers, as our flesh and hlnDd are supported fr1m these sources.
 #pHx on RkaArmAT@N.--Ra Pain eccurf1ng in the tnlns fs indicative of the above diseases They oc elx ip penols disposed to ecid stomach end ehal
 I'm uAAxxx~ Ina gravel ensnes from sneRlscl w imProper tfsafment Of the kidnesk fhese q
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
DODD'S ..,....'..~.-.,. NERVINE
 DID TT.

! EeA0oeN.x( (Loaboz.] Cow. Apfil 2e, lises2
 REMEMBER FRIssD-I thought it well to wait tinued to improve, as 1 have been doing for some time, under the treatment of the new medicine. and I am, happy. to ellsyou that l am getting better-even faster than when you were here. I commenced. ..the use of Dodds Nervine without anybody advising me to it. When began with it could only walk from my bed to the chair. My trouble has been extreme pain in the head, and has lasted over three years. All the medicine have heretofore takenshas failed te give any relief. ..n 4.,-aiiAs to go upl and down sfairs, and daily improving. consider the Nervine the best medicine eversfound. anda shall contin 'ueits use for I am confident of entire recovery have taken only three bottles,3 and would not be without it on any account
 10 Sw Very truly, Mrs. I. s. MUTE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

Buy me and I'lI do you Good ,, ley's Root and Herb Bitters "a long tried and standard remedy. for Liver Complaints, Bilious Diseases, Humors ef the Blood and Skin, Jaun
 dice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cos,iveness, Head ache and all Diseases arising from Disordered Stomach. Torpid Liver or Impure Blood. They cleanse the system, purify and new create ths appetite. build up ana strengthen the whole body. G:C; GOODWIN < G0.. Boston,, Mass. Sold by all druggists. ,, a ,, i,''. I Am
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
CONSUMPTION AND CANCER CURED. U

WAIFHAl, Mass. Nov. 12. 1868. My grandmother and several aunts and cousins died of consumption. My mother had a cancer, I was talk en with bad cough which had affected me l8 months; | l2 months after my cough commenced. cancers began in both breasts, which grew rapidly for months, hard casicerous Jumps in both breasts. In this state Icalled on you with but little hope, as both my lungs were affected, and canc,r in each breast Consumption and cancer seemed to struggle which would destroy me firstsol had suffered muchs from dyspepsia. | Your irendet dies, with the concentrated cancer mineral spring water have wholly cured me. have been perfectly we'll for two m onths; no cough or expectoration; no swelling ih my breasts; no dyspepsia: no pain or hsnfering. Every where am strong and able toperform ali my duties. .o took medicines for fouromopths. ss T Thankfully yours. .uatgaiaas. |se' (SignedfeseS 4s'nia halsSARAa U .sEMERsoN. a Aii diseases.s treated by letter. Dt
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
'aI a.sai aQ 9bGtn 91tg9ATI oyYAl ald 10 98rBt ,sxt Works Ltke C Ch0raas!

.0lt Works Lthce C ClsNraas!,' READER -ga regal s.& ai | biosb eaw d3id. io
 Renne's Pain Killing Magic oil cures Head ache ~ -
 Kennels Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Tooth. ache l@.& s8j fe SGo s@ Sf,Hl .xL b1Ag9E l 'A Y lRennssiPaih Killing Magic Oil cures Eea.
 Kenns's Pain Kiiling Magic Oil cures cholera Rennes Pain Killing Magic oil lcures Rhea, raatism ! 5ldhuGo s19m Fifa ,Nssvoas2a9f hn4 @ sRenue' e's Pain Killing Magic oil cures Lame ueesit nVI8tsG .sINo 4t3ETavef bHS g4FA9 @g
 Rcnne's Pain Killing Magic Oil seures Skin
 Some folks seem to Be proud of telling how slams their shoulders are 'sof nmy qcri.k 5ii, the back or, "I have got the Eciatica''-a and delight in bfagging that snothihg can cure mel but when we get such sawful folks, to use RKNNES PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL, faithfully we not ofl3 cure their iamenesa and charm away their pains, butt we actually ta ke all that kind of ssbrag out of tkeml's and charml'' ff'tss aaQ ' .ggI -194-e1 a Sold by Wesseils & Gates; also by e. Smith, Litchfelds and byalt Druggists, Mer chsnts and 0r0cerssaTJ 41a r r>vaTT | VIM. RENNE, Sole sPfoprietor41 7lsstu1 4u. lo a0iliaI and aMansifa6kuraa | a'is 9fT9 Ik9lh24 all g7 ylag' 'p;ttsssssS ss .ss AgSW is1gsg 3El gYes sfFfferyA sslSAu M scs
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
1)rpbatf Notifcs.,,

A I Court of Probate holden at Sharo,
 iALSWifhin and fur the District of Sharon on the 9th day of July A. D. 1869
 fu1 Present Zacheus w. Bisseli. Esq Judge. a ,1 On motion of Abel c. Woodward. adminis itrator, with the will annexed on, the estate of Polly Jarvis, late of sharon, in said District deceased, this Court doth decree that 6 months from this date be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administrator, and di rects that publicen notice be giyen of this order, by advertising in newspaper published in Ntchfcld and by DO ting a copy thereof on the pubic sign-post. in said Sbaron, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. 9t' ni >s Certified from Record, | E@s@s2}E-i IA 3w CHAS. E. SEDGWICK. Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil is a very valuable compound for rheumatism, and every kind of pain, agne in the face and jaws, neuralgia, spinal irritation,. headache and lameness, bruises, contusions and surmins fa = lIti ii sssBge eijt l0 533a4 ,fd ih
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
pr. s. s. ,ritch's Family, physioi.a,nr,I.

H Dr. s. s Fitoh's Family Phy ysioian. .s, z. si New Editions as sMuehs enlarged 90 pages,
 with most valuable additions, seat free to any
 address Write pr. $. S. FITCH. .7l4 Broad al Dr.S. s. Fitch will be at the Iontine Hotel,
 New Haven, Saturday Jan. 8, 1869, and every
 2d Saturday after from 8 a. m. until l p. m. consultation free. 1s1svoastb eHi oIoes ati Dr.. S. Fitch successfully treats all chron. ic disease of all or any part of the human sys- tenn
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
! Town Orders.

NOTIcE is hereby gi ven to all persons N holding Orders drawnby stha Ssleetmsn If che Town cf Iitchfea aasn. the TfeasuFer, to present such orders for payment, oD or be. terest WilFbe Allowed0 On said Ofders after said day, unless presented on or before that date
 saD2 sTsHE0. M. WOODRUFF, Treas1fer
 Litchfeld. July $, 1869. 3wl3
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
PERRY DAVIS, Vegetable Pain Killer

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 We clip the following from the Providence General Advertiser: s'At this season of the year. when Cholera, iCho lera Morbus. Dy sen. tery, and other kindred complaints ale sure to prevail. every body should be literally sup piled with the Pain Killer. Persons leaving home, whether it be for days excursion or 8 trip to Europe, should be in condition to place their hands on it at a moments warning Many diseases incident to the summer months which will prove fatal if not immediately checked, can be promptly cured by one or two doses of the Pain Killer. On more than, one occasion have we been relieved of intense suf. fering by the timely use of the above nam ed preparation Solk by all Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers! a-il !lsi@ .r',islHl4 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

! A a Court of Probate holden at Plymouth. kA within and for the District of Plymouth on the 5th. day ct July, A. D. lS69.-Present Augustus H. Fenn, Esq, Judge z.f .04
 On motion of Homer F. Bassett of Water bury. Conn. Executor on the Estate of Geo G. Alcott, late of Plymouth within said Dis trict, deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the cred. tors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to tbe said Exccutcr. and di. rects that public notice be given of this order by adyertising In a newspaper published in Itchfeld, and by posting q copy thereof oil the public sgn-po in said Town of Plymouth nearest the place whore the deceased last dwelt s.1@@
 ,rCertified from Record --.-Y1 .r7.n
 Swl3 AUGUSTUS H.. PENN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
Dissolution.

UyHE FIRM OF HARF BROJIs& co. ] ia this day dissolved by mutual consent, J. L. Hart retiring, N. Ro Hxrt having bought the sRsFa intsFset q F HeEt Ej!l assp@e al the ses Hnt aios1e. ahasr the 1ams or N R9 HAHT.aT dans71 .sadsinW 3aisfaqsa beN.sRs HAKT.s
 sdoogo T. L. HARTxa | Nest Goshen Jalg l. 1a6e.la s'kbnL |: slsw4 | eA .aaag
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
OClCE to 1nfrimgers of the Fire s4V.if Extinsuisher Patent. r

All persons are hereby warned against pur- chasing or using Ere Extinguishers, manu- tactured by the Globe Fire Extinguisher Co, doing business at No. Dey St.. New York. or Chemical Engines of any kiud in which water impregnated with carbonic acid gas. is used as the extihguishing element. except those man ufactured and sold, by the American. .Consoli. dated Fire Ex. Co, or others daly licensed and authorized by the undersigned, on pain of i'm : mediate prosecutioa for infringement; said Company having license under our. letters patent for the U nited States. covering the use of said arared water. 'ii
 DAWSON MILES, Administrator of
 ,Gsz PzG1cAREIxH, ID eceased. .sk Pa tentees.
 ALPHonsE C.C. Vaox, .~".- Boston June G.. 1869. A4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
rHEp1tssisQ oIosCKDER

A CTUALLY cures Cancer and Scrofu1oul A niseessa. of the Skim 6ee Repprtfto Il. 'L. Medical Society, and statement of Physi. CHAS.a A DUBOIS, General Agent #
 182 Pearl St., New York. P. O. Box 1859. 8ml3
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

- --.-a ahIJ ak -r apsirbhs $ 3t nt ot fy.t.ill r. 4igJ '.s 3e5Gfs@ssss saf Jah -lA aL~ haL.4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

WEA { lHI I EEdIA UT The undersigned would be happy to furnish the of Fairfield County, any or all of the above imple. ments and at the lowest cdsh pfices. Y8sssO -M We would say to those Farmers who are desi- rous ?f pnrchssipg Hay 'Yedder's the coming sea son, that they would do we'll to send in their or. ders at once, as the supply is limited. from pres ent indications the manufactured article not Lbe. ing equal to the demand. Allogdefs by mail lfol any of the above implements promptly attended to-
 't0o SMITH & BURNHAM, 96 ~7E 45oY wex rsa New Preston, Conn
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-12
A HARD RUB.
The New York Life Insurance Com.
pany Again.

From the Macon( Ga. Telegraph Of Sept, IS. ]
Editors Telegraph: Some time last
spring the Journal and Messenger, of
this city, In its editorial columns,
made some severe but well merited
comments upon the ''Sew York Life
Insurance Company" for the pro-
scriptive policy adopted by that Com
pany towards its poliey-holders, who
took part with the South during the
late war. At this time that Company
had secured the services of Gen. Jos.
f. Johnston, as General Agent, Chop
ing, suppose, to outweigh the un-
popularity of the Company with the
prestige of Gen. Johnston's name, }
and an attempt was then being made
to bring the Company prominently
before our people as a desirable one to
insure their lives in. In this editorial
comment the Journal and Messenger
spoke the sentiments of all our people
who know the history of the New
York Life Insurance Company in this
State.
Soon after this, the same paper, in
its local columns, retracted what had
been said about the New York Life
Insurance Company, saying it had
been misinformed as to the facts, and
published an extract from a circular,
purporting to come from Joseph Z.
Johnston 4 Co., General Agents, In
which an attempt was made to prove
that the New York Life Insurance
Company had made no unasual re-
quirements of its Southern policy
holders, but that the restrictions inns
posed in the circular to agents, In 1865,
referred to service in the army, as In
violation Of the terms Of the policy,
and applied alike to Northern and
Southern policy-holders. This publl-
cation called forth communication
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-12
LOUISVILLE.

ARRANGEMENTS for the Commercial CeHyeH-
tion- Sixth agd Last Day of the LeXinJ-
tos Races---Ah Exciting Time, ETC., etc
LOUISVILLE, September 1.-THE
Louisville and Portland Canal will be
enlarged immediately from 49 feet
3 inches to so feet.
A number Of Southern Railroads
wilI pass free all delegates and honor
sarv members 10 the Commercial Con-
vention on the 18th of October, both
ways. The committee of arrange
ments have sent circulars to all the
railroads, asking on what terms trans
pOrtatiOn can be obtained.
The sixth and last day Of the raees
at Lexington was well attended. The
first race was for the Jockey Club
purse of 5000, three mile heats. In
this Emma Marratta was the favOrite
by 2 to ], but Maggie Hunter had
many friends. Summary: +. Bis
sick's ch. IN. Maggie Hunter IL; Geo.
Cadwallader's ch. III. Emma MaTratta
%; time, j:4I3, J:37l. The second
race was Tor the consolidation purse Of
$3.50, in which Tibbe Dunbar was the
Savorite. Summary: r. Testers b. g.
Morgan Scout, 9 years old, l-2-2; +.
Bissick's en-. f, 3 years old, by Uncle
Nis, dam by Frosty, 3-3-3; J. i. Rob
fnson's b. c. Buck Reese, 3 years old,
al; Jas. A. GTimstead's b. f Tibbe
Dunbar, 3 years old, PHI time :474,
:4Sf, :5l4. The track was i1 good
condition and the weather clear and
delightful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-12

the end can be more fully attained
through the columns of the WEEKLY
APPEAL than any other paper in the
Southwest. In West Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi, Alabama and Arkansas, it Is
everywhere to be found, and Is In
creasing in circulation every day. 1t
Is the white mans organ and the
steady advocate of Democratic SUI
premacy and principles. Send in your
advertisement.
"A late travelling correspondent (so-
called) of the st. Louis Republican Is
much wanted at the Peabody Hotel
bar. He was tall, lank, unWashed
and dirty cuss, and looked more like
an agent for a snack house than like e
newspaper man. He left his stock ia
trade, quire or so of paper, at the
bar, In exchange for drinks. If he
don't come back and settle we will
give names.
The first number of the Heekly
Journal of Literature and Commerce
is a model of what such a weekly
ought to be, and we hope that every
number will only keep up
to the mark. Col. Birney Marshall,
one of the most talented, learned and
versatile writers connected with the
press of the Southwest, Is one of the
leading spirits of the new enterprise.