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, 1869-09-20
MEDICAL,
Chronic DGxcuaca.

n and ~ AAnacEbb-sL. portheAst eetnss ot DeAstu1n
Up stairs. Chicago. m D. JAMES. tic wotl tenn~n
Cd sresfaikt Of the asA founder and eu,dussor 1t
JAmfa Lack Hospital. new Ot.snf. La, ks thirteen
Jeafh f"f The Int nIns tesfs t,caied Ia Chltss III.
Da. jAMks CURES tyttils With or,ttr1,issr. M
tnerrur3 or t1scnens dfpss pse fprfn.fpfr,.r> .nt
inrct.tse rused b. fetAIble tncss, s4rlnk lima
aba tstsnke4 AT dheA.sE Of run,axlous %e,st-s,
thsIse4r successfully lteated. tr JA'srs has t.,u
tasase4 III ihi1 speciality tot tnfs Than at.tf u4
esatagx
Ftmss aIs%s'es aud trsssusfhs tte.sea With ..t..a
AHA saNl~ss.
Ut JAmss rAa In Nnsllfri Al iss .fhr~ sni p&Rtsfs
frsn T. n, 10 p ~. HtIhAys. huf.aa th~ fssll-,n
Had f"s ophe4s fos mers paft1tasfp ssrfst dis
essrs tt k'th tsIrs.
Asiaitss nR, JAAKH II his Ae4p4t Inxtsatu " sat
kssi"th H.. rutnsF " &sA.l1En. up 4tAirs ~ by
tstitF. F.n, drawer NC, Ghleasu, Ill
", Jtnrs las'fnts Il Tho tatRe.t ef The k!at In hA
, 1869-09-20

NEW foAx. Sept ia-Tne dry Eoods market 7vsl
s.dy = 'nd ~ i.y .s;11s e & e9y sh.ass g %p
ao.!1n, s1s a.grssed .as . = otston n.aatls q
ceiling II lAlsse. and paying rrcdt t>sod styes
ot ~ md tAiahlc bu poor
Be eGeErd OF Monday II She. Iasxr df5 foods Job
bag hoP1 hare eecn doing tusalnx trade this wset
nilt tipAhlnE hdu+cs dbn8 vry tse. Cotton has
hcen dt1Frssed AID tis fact has tendeney to restrict
ls.fe tHltrhaera II eotSrn xooAA.
, 1869-09-20

PrTfpCz1H. 6eTt. A-Cr,de petroleum, market re5y
qnset pales u h brls Keller ali yeaf Ne; i0o BIZ
'pcs t!c qoete Sept 1nher 4 l.e: stiaef III Jear
7tnaikabJ quiet; pnees hare savancrd: no ttnnsae-
taoup Feror1rd. Quote: Last hail september Il IKE:
, 1869-09-20
vcs.cis Pissed Detroit.

Ep<dA Dsrateh to The Chieaxo Tribune
-. UE1t0tr, hett. IA
Dowx-Pzors City Of Detroit. Empire State. Idaho.
aath Ansrean Utaou city u Gta.es haas Ma
Xaa1nee vslcy Gsshtcs AVE. s!sn,ot, Gid Tidfnes
.tnf AnaEew. Gilmore, 0rauaaa. southw at. PEeoa
Eu,tGxttp. -.
Ef-Prop+ Chbafn. Mohawk. Feairse+ Lawrence,
Ecrhsrn Light h.Iks Austlu. Aassiion: brig Star
Guard
REp.-Euuthv eSt
, 1869-09-20

Illinois and h1lchtZuu Canal.
spedai De.pateh "a 1he Chicago TtAsoe
HApoE4o&E. S<pG ia
Light - : =
ArzIsrp1 1TbuHdeshot JOLIET, as yds stone; T, Ry.
l1n AaFsesf. taoo By corn: Wing and HtnE. Jolie<.
Agoo sg so.n: Gsnsrai she1n1n Moszs. A63 q eern:
ha ossass : A:no bu eeEn: q Mcnt.ukt 1oekport A!H
een: i AT. Le.n1nt = - seoe: Uets.t..utton. L.
WAAer, Jr.- LenIons- = sts stone D. HeAa Lerout
N,dt nvce. iarsetseata. lemon, 70 - <soue: Rs.
!tane Calonel A1nans IDont 81 yds stooe: Knprsss
Lenc nj. t i'd asone- = tt!a tine: Wa5p, Big Rim &
3dt tane.
B1DoEFoh1. III Eepa- B-s m
:, GlE4nEpp Mes.. L<mont. iish,: A..sue. Lesaont
l!eht. Colonel M1Euts, Lrnont- ukhs: Nssr Big Ran.
l!ebt: Non: calm L<soas lsht; GHa.sl;aitoh Lenent.
Ien1rt, lisht: Epp!s.a, Lx3oont Ixht IL e Gos@a
s.e M intfr IL rsb fs1 sni Ii l.
II tidnk -e4 # flooring. loo shnxjea Aoao l1th
sa,f Il Mnles: Gaynss, lreErort- 7I:@ Il lumber
Wing sEd Wing. Joks. light i San3.e. RexrdatoNn,
100 fa1lroAd tie.: nr1ianL No17ts, IanM It anbeT
.al4a shingles. ks h+ce1 st. louls. tsl4d tt lumber
Gen she1ipan. AoEs4. light
Lssane. A1t9 IN erEa Gold Huntet, LASA1e- S1oo bu
, 1869-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ISntchel0r's Hoir Dye.

ts splend!d fia!7 Dys Il the b<st h The wor.d; thu
only the and petfet Dye; harme.A relAhr iurtsA.a-
neST. r. II e. 10 r;aeo.oa. tta.' .ecies
hAtr soit and heAuttsu hlatk or bEnwr sc!d ty ii
Mn&E1ate md Perfutnr.s and properly hpt4e n tha
Viz Fattesy, 16 hond-st-, New Fnfk
, 1869-09-20

8ArrHhAI ETKNo, Eept IL
TIC sotloTsnz tahles show the receipts and Anip-
meuts Of produce tor the paas tnenty-fouf ho19s:
RScxir1s FOE TIE FAST 7EKxrT.Tpun HoCEA
, 1869-09-20
CHICAGO LIVE sTOuK MARHET.
Fur tlte N'rrk 1tntflhk Rrrt. ~.
eATthNAf Etktinlt. kttl. Il

ssl,r u rf"d isst ,e.s.... = r y inS.a
''x,r.,r ,:.;,;;.;..; ~. @ ~
e. IT, = II u, 'tsni n1s iasi +. In, r.rk .,7
h!i'1sts mere tir.n ~ Ms*s
r,,p t,1,h.r t,x 1ITH II. H.. Eaat IT,, ,,,-.
eeiHM ee enshfeslnf }-inls kA1ts "M 10 tAxnn ohlS
- J. HisAt "Stisnt. ~ tSt5Gs. 81 =. ou.A.
40 AunAH" nHttt'as'a" ~ soAe* AAaoufh, .,,..
AL htis"lEr ,.'.s-". ~ H. ~
.3ofc * X ~
IT, iaink mtehnssn ress,a sse u: least ,n ahss T.,
fhH'f;d & = tns ss1s snstSas hs. a.es
3E st-Ek 80 II ~ = ~ II III r.
q S. -; @ Ss %
SlSfleos1k ca1s o. a1frP PEI hn ~
80 4 srn ~ @ T. r. Il .,ee .S ~ -
p'..ts ~ ~ - IL ~ - " -, TIA -.a ~
ns 1Isn. - a;hrr atr.S.Inn ~ '5 'a " pa
"ef'i y -+A' >" s4' 1yT Nsnrr
r ,,er-tr.e - ro,,,,, .na r,>at,.,
, 1869-09-20

:, 7H1 rx1AhAruFys xoynsEtr. =.
me following tao,cs show mo receipts and sa.p.
nents Of ooor and xrath At this port, .,urtns the
pat sees. snf for the corresponding periods end.
lnx with The GATES nanedi
J. hxr&tl1A
, 1869-09-20

t'ot.lssoH Tbs stseener u sat9 s',ss1 Tnn ,,r
ilan Il ihe fsliirF ID thAt structure. l,. ..,..
Ax19R8 AER V{S.-TAs eShq7nM bafut eiAN u
, 1869-09-20

Lake EtelxbtA.

FUN " HMUAtN.
Ak1tv1p 1lox CHICAGO. Sept H-props Auuse,
md Chlchxo-
CLEARED Tua CHlcAdo- SEPT B-Pnp Fountain
City; bark J. c, Eirk, and Sc4lt H. Wu3tAtn1.
, 1869-09-20
OCEAN STEAMERS.

CorIss 6 Any ct Ill of The Als1ve books viii te sen
BY mail post paid Secept II Price, By either Of ths
, 1869-09-20
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

HATrRpAI FtvE<tru, Sept u
The following table fhP1 tho rtst4f4a md shipments
e lumber. shnkirs and lath during The rast twenty.
, 1869-09-20

GREEN ERCtTS-SA'c1 II 20 BIZ reaches II nc: 10
tasasts Il kor ~ % It Ne; - do Il SH: 70 te u
~ ao ende et ac o do 1t 7t3see - do trtxud kut!
II sc ~ d. Bartlett peaH u o 70 do DutchesA and
lce; " lis qsB, black IeIe4 tLeaAis; br!s
EIiss 4 s.to: :do Il f1H; Do 4 StnS; Do
nAY-Ihe hay Hs1ttt @ 80 .fsio F,1erted 1a!et. ~ nd
eoattnnes httle scafee, We auott rEtees track
siHo0sl: ms d, loo:e srr.sed ai9 ta4i:5 Eraine
InlIer .nd hrate Ftrsst4 4tL tAtxQo do FoHtr
I'll kn4t1tp: tntp4nv, looso on wEeu, AlT.nL41RW
Vtslrse. leo-e wagon. siLo4I&aa fos aatre1J.
AtNsAf.A
kHiDks-R Received. sls7 ~. sappsd. H. - ns. Ths
@.tss ~. Sail I'D sss ssss.nS u. wssa Il 'psa i
1on~1: ttsreH bpt1s. ~: grten sa9et. erfrd.
~ s5t44!e for eounty. md st&'E Tar dH sA.fhseE.
Frrro s.ltsa. tsfa @Iga: lea.!s: E.sn sai. i:,4!E
fruSh5 ind ds1naSsd. twoihiss is1se: r1ndrd hIdes
hoy xSn srxxl-xe sh.sfe e sus4..aee &C;
, 1869-09-20
DRESS Cutting.

To Make MOncy---To Save Money
tAdirs thoad cali 1t oaee % Mr.. AlTuHEL1. r ,on,
2 ~ Ruth G!afkat- and learn IN uak zucA u euk
i1er awn "r chtldrens t.es.ra, haraars, Gshr1eits
&e, 10 nt JeIf*rtlr, without Aifet1ton and frs
tn Ard4 in trEry dtrxA, AkenSh NAGrsd- HAiAkA
Z&piyF v 1tk ais, t3utbt.
, 1869-09-20
DIR. RlEclQW.
-Four Destiny

And fEsate Pespess tn t.fe clearly reve1ted By d.
Gfpnae1 NA1 kAst M.d.e, T., Up stslrs- he E'tda1
hsFHDsss coa.uit.tse ff a Send tot Ii sGaiae
AaetonI q The opptslke 1e1 NtH be at,s 8ta r.
, 1869-09-20
Tlt1c.NA1cF ISecp3pfA,

1h~ Albany rvS rtvr~ lhe snltnM Ing The qusntI.
tn1 1T t,T HlAt, and harley l+4t At tIdrtsntrr
the reooud weak ID September in .ht raEs I~s
AID Icy: ..
lk-r. bsla. WAors. bn. t,,r-. b. R4rI4y, ~
fsfH ~, !. A11 eu>LA0 4na,AO Iii qN
tsEB, ,...,..s .s1.tO4 BlS al AAIo ...,,,
I~<...E.to0 E.<.. ..xn&n me-. Ii, 4n I'M. .txlND
Tive arGycxats tuAAtllJ II tue Nftlclc< LETT
lide- aef irtM tf- commencement ii xstlun 10
The l4fl uft Inclusive, dutug the S6S AMI lS4
WeIr ~ felIowp:
f.v~t, tr',. HAeat, h. C~n ha, Ik&-t-Y. bs
lAe... tMnpl kStin NsHW ~. .al
LsA-.,s ,1li,AD F,p44-tDO s,fu4N ~ LOU
frr. .l6l10 l~< A4iaAn TEE. 71l ~ itrr. All 20
IT. srhuck the h al to 4 ,uf, thu 4lantlty Of the
1-ttrr lett 1t hts 1rrE. eosntkrrd with tho
trIs nank n r1n last ear, eu*s Increase equal
tai nj An 1,rls ri Hour. e.
7IH lI1n uR rtlraratrc tsttc st,nws the g.iantity
Of tt ID the rr!1f~l Artle-s nt rfs~Hc- left At lie
AT fiu ths raIn1"utrt vi Of uatifattl to aud Ia.
c,ltns the 18th II bcitrte1. In the yrAfs lntIcati
, 1869-09-20

INV YoRx. Srtt. lA-Noney active md hsm 1t
peF crnt In sold tot cau loanA Sotae broken were
compelled 70 eoniatsstou Tor tao1cy ewint 70 tes
scarcity Of tho s.1ler coupd ~It the iaeeeased
prAerF frEla thu Houth-
The bank ektC1nt ni II favorable. but ths net
resnt Ahcws that tho banks only fs3a r1sHn9er
In thcT The dtctrase In loans md drPosiss
showH 4 contraction IN coneequcnee Of Abe trAin ef
| cuIf-uey to more the crcpA 1t II rtttmAted that
, 1869-09-20
The Goodyear Tasr Ia thc Board Of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sent. 81 ls6a

aslt iiitos u Ihs cAseoso 1Filss<:
Having uolcxd a1tkls In the "enumctrta1~ ps the
CEIc.eo Ttss nf this dss u Irfrsebce the easc Of
e. h. GoNdS ear l. Cd. To be acted ou hnAily BY the
Bsar1 u 1rAdc tlds evening, sc l+s u ave through
cnllnns to rrpy 10 1t. To sat It the sae rfns
With the n~ss-thty say Messrs. o. B. c. 4 Go. refuse
II tnbs,t -Irfal QUESTION" tle board We would
nsk 1t sereneEhths Of all qncstlons subm!ttcd to them
Me net lesal! We ak the 1sm~ they know that the
ior tit c1pFrea tupott of governing it, netbz1: snt
do tLey KNOW that cotutttttA allow ri. uude tAxj
charter u sct such legal busner.s Do they know
that Mr. Eo.tyraI - .ncna.A to thr aws Of ths Board
tO be nadtr1ood. Esras commercial hdy. eve
al di.eslue. osdsr. integrity and hnnus 10 please
Ehan.
lie T.s<s sats there great many tnembers u,
th collect But has not shetc rnrn The aaIac
,ztts.ai 10 Which Mr. t;4d, h4s appcslea vz. The
t~erd unletr r1nI iAned IT. aud s hare the right 10
A.lu. betufc tic civil cuustA nu5e aie IT,
ltatd ksfhc TE1s sayA
l+th,iI Eld III xrnrssy be prs1rnt On rad estniux
I.E th~ snr7oec Of ~rtut thtsc oI scores 1t tlie
m. vi esaIci tac ItrTrds u t,e b".;l of Trade
y 4l;;t,s et,st';d 1soa n the I".sd. s9a Lila: i.
| n.isiI trai.E. and shA. ihs Directors were s,Is
asa til 1r,< tas' a'e'n Nm " t1 u bard ~
L: L. tUf We fn",s tI.ry srr nst. md !. ",,ki
b no1.h1c f--ty urn j rrn,s And t;,tcsttS
ite Hs.rd Il IsnIe viii ;naiu,sn its wsiieu. si.d
n.5 Nj; In ss rrae IT
that tar and oti+s ossF than thry. Aid
| the a'stst.n tlas no rnHn whr.htF h* fr dctos u
s1,nT " te ts;, tn r. ~ "thrr I'll. Say thu ' hot
I 4 Mxxpsa,
, 1869-09-20

,,LUAEEH-Affs assfal!J thr 4 thFs pn'faon d
hr Nrsk TIE nsAfket lof tsprt thn<Ies and ltih n
gun hui auvt eiirur ~rt tthoat uslt-tisi aiterston
At thr fc+e ps buslntts hour nn!y thter eslles r.
s1Rioed orr.
ks;;tIs hS<J lFEy, ot tt 1oa!. r. ther peq.sly
e,r sete III H. tacn. sna ~ hss. r. ~ .sess 81
let + s1;shtsa ha1 bttS.r M rs ,1.Hs r. sseta.
hsvs htn sat ptofr. 10Th p buy Il ma ptf}eT SeT.
ssk tfsts tsvs tetn rid md fp9ittftVl fef Il b. d.
, 1869-09-20

Am nd ..esSy: Is tes,aMs: F5le'A, sts
lug vuIr. sAt7loc; Dellnd.s chrt1c4l, sxalDei Do
lt.lthS ashhe: do TsEc. e&s4e; tsseheTs Kilt edge
4t1A luxe
aALt-Reeri.cd. 60 ',ta: shipped. s.nu7 hsts. The
suxfk fDf tits zIeie moderately active, and The
.ie"s 81 dralerR Here tsn1 and UNCHANGED. fsne.
ttLL y -; coatrt, VI - sH@:A ground solar, i
III sAn: dairy. viii Bass, IS sSssH: witAoat b.es
fkanat.H
SUGARS -Ihe nak-t for sakazs VA. Hctlve and ex.
sssd I'd p y Y synpa.sv ghh ~ a sd.sase q - M "
hese and NJ the Eas, ne reported light Wf .rtt4e our
, 1869-09-20

falA,,. ,tlh,roi,tAA ~ t.,hl, ,,1pt.d
Last NrtA.-..,..,,... lAtsA f9lN Lux, s!.m
Corresponding week
last ;rar. ....s..,,... ls,oss,s ,slisa l.oIaass ~
Iltn following tah!t givhA tasseEs' quotAtnDs
ior hu,In and selling government htsnda, !ocs!
stocAs golA As bilvtr In tht4 u,Astet tsls afst1.
noou; the aemtannual internal Pcr1oda Of tho
Tinted S.ntea bonht arc also given:
Duldns- Stllta3.
U. f. "a, 1881, Int Jan, and July. -..lS't l9l
U. J. b.yOs, 1861, ipt, May aud Eoe.12lE l41t
U. s. prts, liza, int. May aud Sov..ll4H 1a1
L. Il. 3 eOs, 1855, Int, may aph Noy. ..I3n.s 11ok
U. l. g. I'm, 1s6a int. jan and Iu1y ..1lsA 1l0ss
u. Il. h.70a, lea7, 1nt. JAn And Jnly .+1f9 lls's
U. Il k-HlA isG, Tut, Jan. And July .ItS4t 1tSH
L. s. 10 4aa, Int. March and Scpt....1e9k lion
Chicago c,ly i tnnn,c1pai> ai>.-...-...- IN ~.
Cook County Jt8.....................- PIN
American Gold ......... .:....,,.. 1874 -.
4-.s
The range Of gold IN New Tork to-day wns:
10 80 l. .Is6as 1880 n t1........ 1885,
1e;5 l. m..~.... .l56t IT'S p m..........1stN
II 40 4. I'd. ,.13oss $40 p .1st
l:l5 4 ..I4dA z 80 p cu......... 1sdas
II 80 4 m ,1s6a. s:lo p .tt6A
IL ~ T. m..........l4t+ ts34 r H.. .....19&ts
lIsuu II. ..A9oss,
, 1869-09-20

fAcs af!nAt IrcIU1r the fnilnw Ing:
hstEo Il een" thapin. lruh Nlnistec. itb NJ fl
AxiL
CLigo ri trhr Lincoln D.ll from M.nl,str l7s III II
,eeut!nE and ,oltt. st siol0; rid by ehts. CAlfius
+ Hall
At TNK fhND&
, 1869-09-20
I Coupune, 81 -..l1a44l1Es
| EoSH,a1, ~. .1t9A At2ll9N
1c40. 40...-.....-tca'.'a11u
tsa6es.......--lN t3t@k

Nc" sHkElH F.; a*. ,.,,,.a a,,,,- ,,.-,
of Ihf G.y. Many wrAk heldr1s have been :oIred 70
txl, theft rnA1Eins having trtn wired out No
/, i r1l1s,orrd tha. cat . t3o houses, have
.ade prtvAc stttieentA IL the afternoon ~ MAJ
Eer Esntss rtsase frs,u, l4s,. to y and T*sae
lit M itrs NAKED. Tt,e movements Of the k-ncrAl
market thi. 4tserncoa stxn to t1sy The ,rpott e yt
upw tnn AT fhc e1ec rgicrs ttt1e o8 fgota
tnc hikhrst, and TIC n,A1ket WIS uueettled-
, 1869-09-20
Private MAttcrs,

xS&bt<tV
The OLD RafAHLlAuRp N, Ql.4ks, III hoath
o1abs1. Glfss Psumpt, relAhle and thorough trest-
n uht<euhass. fhs tluua aads hs has cured aIl
over ass living and breathing rvtdeners os hs
sneetst TIC nsveT fsi!s u tha pAtIent ia .th;a tAa
le1eh Il human si Female Dse.+es arc treated with
sae thtttst rssasts. Female Pills, 1t per bAx-war.
Tastad Send stamp TOT Aanir.i Secr.er yiefsms N
le1~hss af anJ y xual diseAse, .tni stamp lar bk
Ctn4G!thtto tfre ant eonnAsnt.4 AdIrtsa attess =
". lARkN Ia south u. Il r., Chie.a,
DIR. BlEcl0w,
Coafdsrtaf PhJGrtAn. formerly u St lonl. hss fo-
the lsst niue Year, beso oeate4 tn ths city, =. Hn r
bouth uNkat-. corner OF NunIoo> Clksts, IN. and II
Il not too ueh 70 ~ thst he ene Ct the
fu rraettoaex1 In cu eity fr estes shs di.eaa. l.. ~
reftis<s 70 tEts sxnd 10y Lis monthly laeua.l sht{
aEd atde 70 Heath tfrsslnS On III tlseaA< u the
nks q ths Esasst spe..t II ths preseot day with
Hour o. sitsnaanee Il atrr. trc,a l. n 10 sn n.
s1ndayA 2 = a.. Cal. az Addsrsa DR. u Ht1E.
, 1869-09-20
Dirk Larrti H'sk1 Hn~s1 sA'lis I N.Ft.
o1h. tes, te,. Ie'. ths- lb'.

Tesl |1lt9.> s7 b1os as.t; lssB17
Week. t<E: el 10 ~ ~. ALSO Nl4o
Sesann ~ 81. Illt17r1n e6lM ....1su.sa 4tsss d
" eek, le6s .-, tsU ~ is ,.,,t t3tuly Syks6;
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07
Mark Twain in the Holy Land

At one place, during Mark Twain s
Holy Land expedition, it became nee
essary to travel on horseback, and
Mark purchased an animal, which he
describes himself:
l have a horse now by the name Of
Jerico. He is a mare. have seen
remarkable horses before, but none SC
remarkable as this. l wanted horse
shy, and this one fills the bill. l had
an idea that shying indicated spirit.T
If was correct l have the most spir-
tied horse on earth. He SHES at every
thing he comes across with the utmost
impartiality. 81 sasa
He appears to have a moral dread OF
telegraph poles, especially and it is
fortunate that these are on both sides
of the road, because as it is now, l
never fall off twice in succession on
the same side. If L fell on the same
side always it woald get, monotonous
after a while. This creature has
scared at everything he has seen to-
day except a hay-stack. He walked
up to that with an intrepidity and reck-
lessness that were astonishing. And
it would fill any one with admiration
to see how he preserved his self-pos-
session in the presence of barley
sack. This dare devil bravery will be
the death of this horse some day.
He is not particularly fast, but l
think he will get me through the holy
land. He has only one fault. His
tail has been chopped off, or else he
has sat down on it too hard some time
or other, and he has to fight the flies
with his heels. This is all very well,
but when he tries to kick fly off the
top of his head with his hind foot it
is too much variety. He is going to
get himself into trouble that way some
day. He reaches around and bites
my legs, too. ! do not care particu
larly about that, only l do not like to
see horse too sociable.
l think the owner of this prize had
wrong opinion about her. He had an
idea that he was one of those fiery, un-
tanned steeds, but he is not Of that
character. | know the Arab had this
idea, because when he brought the
horse for inspection in Beirout he kept
jerking at the bride and shouting in
Arabic, "Ho, will you? Do you want
to run away, you ferocious beast, and
break your neck?" when all the time
the horse was not doing anything in
the world, and only looked like he
wanted to lean up against something
and think.
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Wn.n Oxr nrmocp Ar1c NnM1NE

WHAT ONE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
FOR GOVERNOR THINKS OF ANOTHER. -
George H. Pendleton, the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party
Of OHIO, 1869, for Governor,
vice General Rosecrans, declined,
in q speech in Congress, January,
Is, 1868, two years after war had
commenced, when the withdrawal OF
our armies from the field would have
been a national disgrace and humilia-
ton, said
Il have been in favor of peace
from the beginning of this sectional
controversy"
General Rosecrans, in letter to
the Ohio Legislature, Feb, '63, in
expressing his opinion of just such
men as Mr.. George H. Pendleton,
said:
81 am amazed that any one could
think of peace on any terms He
who entertains the sentiment is fit
only to be slave; he who utters it
at this time is, moreover, a traitor to
his country, who deserves the scorn
and contempt of all honorable men," !"
Such is the opinion of one Demo
cratic nominee for Governor of Ohio,
1869, of the other! With such an
opinion expressed by General Rose.
Grams, recognized as patriot by
all parties, can any true patriot oil
soldier consistently vote for Geo. FL
Pendleton?-.S .Stu6enviHe Herald.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07

E Concealed weapons--Our bellies,
who now appear on the promenades
with veiled eyes.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07
"Clerk." /" said a tall KentuckiaI

~ "Clerk," said tall Kentuckian
to hotel official, "this young woman
and me have eloped. Have We any
marryn facilities around here?"
The clerk replied in the affirmative.
and the two were "spliced" in less than
an hour. The bridegroom was evil
IDENTIFY not yet satisfied, and fingered
around the notebook.
"Clerk," said he con6dentially, at
length, "hadn't ye better change the
register, and give us one room, now
we're married?''
"It's already DONE" replied the
clerk; you're marked for the same
room"
"Well, clerk" replied the Kentuck-
ian, quickly, won't you just show me
up, then, for I'm awfm sleepy"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07
American Hoasell

THIS HOUSE, situated on Locust Street,
i opposite the Court House. is always
open for the accommodation of day and week
boarders, on terms as reasonable as any
house in the city.
CD. WALL.
Dec. l9, ls67.-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07
ONE OF THE Boys.-"Where were

ONE OF THE BoYs.-"Where were
you Charlie?" ''In the garden, ma.
'No-you have been swimming-you
know 1 cautioned you about going to
the creek. ] will have to correct you.
Look at your hair, how wet 1t IS. -
ooh. no ma, that is not water; 1t Is
sweat "Ah, Charlie, l have caught
YOU 6bbing; your shirt is wrong side
out" Boy, triumphantly-'Oh, l
did that just now, ma, climbing The
tfencep
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g The New York Herald says
the Ohio contest is really between
Grant and his policy, backed by the
Republican party of the North and
by both parties of the South on the
one side, and Pendleton for 1872 on
the Democratic platform of 1868 on
the other side. Uphill work this
for Pendleton in Ohio in 1859. Rose
Grams saw it at q glance and retired.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07
For the Gallipolis Journal.
ELENA"

LENA"
BY J. H. yoLDo VENEER.
Fine was his voice whose ruddy lip
The Hebla bees once sought to sip.
And sweet the tone
Thesyren wings from her fatal throne;
But finer far is the finished tongue,
And sweeter far is the silver lung
Which drops her richest name;
The power which paints her on my mem'ry'
scroll
Which sounds its gladness to my deepest soul,
ts "LEsA," att-
Fond Virtues claim,
Which tells that richest name.
Fast to the voices wing
A thousand graces cling,
That she does own:
They come and bless, and linger one by one,
And call for gracious praises all her own,
And go and come,
To leave upon the heart happy bloom,
A happy bloom upon the inmost heart,
An halcyon delight
joy her beaaty's being doth impart
With soft enhancing might,
And while unmndful Of all else beside.
It renders smooth the breast of pleasures tide.
And thus it sings,
That inner tongue, and here the tale it brings:
"How perfect the lily blows;
No less divine her mould;
As life in the flower flows,
So hers, refined as gold.
''What dearer than music's wealg
Her presence hath the bays,
What brighter than sun-wrapped steelS
Her lustre still we praise.
"Nor heart could be more true,
Nor love could be more strong;
Nor joys could joy pursue
More than to her belong"
And it fills with rapture the moments space,
With an theme as high as a seraph's' place,
None filter to rejoice, s..
And the beautiful line of her life 1 trace,
By advices from the voice;
The power which paints her on my mem'ry's
scroll,
Which sounds its gladness to my deepest soul,
LENA"
Fond Virtues claim,
Which tells that richest name.
GALLIPoLIs ONO.
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re- "Look out therel what are you
kicking my dog for?' "I'm kicking
him cause he's full of feas, and !
don't want to get 'em on my good
Clothes" "Fleas! the deucel Why,
that dog sleeps with me" Eyes, hang
you, l know it, and there's whar be
gets them"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07

Ew Occasionally, when the train ar
rives at Middletown, nice young man
jumps off and kisses the best looking
girl al the depot, supposing it to be
bis sister. He apologies so nice that
the girls are getting SO they look for
him regular--some big brother will
Jam his nose yet.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07

w- A raptured writer inquiries,
"What is there under heayen more hu-
manizing, or, if we may use the term.
more angelizing, thar fine black eye in
a lovely woman?" Two black eyes is
the only answer thought of at present.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07

Ew When Haddock's wife kicked
him out of bed, he said: "Look here,
now, if you do that again it will be
likely to cause a coldness in this fam
ily."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07

re- A young man sent some money
to New York firm to get something
good "for those contemplating matri-
mony." He received several bottles
of soothing syrup.
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6itp Ttal Gstatt for Sab.

DOR SALR--0n Third-ave., between Seven
teth twotsr frsrie HOUSE. with
underneath, 2Sxi5i 2Eieo Apply to G. ARsoux
Ma st . e..