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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19
5taSt llllO STINT.
aaeatea Ser can. gtaatsseitnng.

Dis. foIaenten Serren fiub autoriirt, Abonretltea
Ifb Mn5ei9em ft bic sEenneffee Gt6Gts5 ettung@ SR
I6rteIlt; GeIbet baflr ensusieben nnb IN n11erem
ssaInen 81 qlltttireI :
-. MRs GbIeter, 2nnrpiHe Eenn.
6emro SRplI. aRsmpbis, Eenn.
g. @rdits, wabuca5, Rp.
,Sacpb GtfeIe, 9eeD AIEaru NIB Sefierfonptle,
Sno.
s. ~. Galeers $40 gaotn Strabe, Cincinnati,
Gbio.H a
aprems S6bIefs, gonSnste, p5io.
Muauft Gpcbner, GEepeI6nb bio.
g.. Ranfbenbers, Chattanooga, Tenn.
.. U. 8afTner. Dalton Sd.
G.. MlbeS IT., aotaIzMsent.
Fcnrp MIbes fr.. Seitungs GOIpOrtear.
Sep. Sfenfaein non GIartsuiue. steiien6er asent
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19
/. Carl g Dur 3,
Ser erfae Deuffc6e 8nmbesfe
nafDr In Den 2Sereiui8teu
IS Gtaatell.
Die fOIseaoe sDepsiae sebt ans
heute am @dIn6 oes 8Iattes an.

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SeIsrfOa Git9, MO., San. 10. 80
,@eneraI Garl gdurs tpurSe beute
8Ornaittas milf elmer eroben 9tim<
msbrbeit in beiOea Saufern Der 2esis :
lotur gum Ser, gtaateu GenatOr er,
wablt."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19
Nene Tirnla.

pas cbiee Gef6dIt pir6 non q. Grewer, Ron ser
aeitbsrigen 5irma @rewGr nn0 Aibertfon, un6 Sim.
Senberiou tinter benz Roulen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19

RafbutIIes IS. Saniaar 1859
se z llhr af0dknaftfnaR.

81
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J. 49, '.VyaI'tssA u.aFtF nne iae esFttstn,
'paysNnV VIZ esHasllfe S9taatePaPssrt tpEet
s . 0'anseaass s0nf ssbfhH9s
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s..S s e. 80, 49, 'S:.'os ivy
~ s.s'sr ~ ssg.s''es nv g s.s.
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apsr Die Vfetie DIS 1sst tt''e s's'sesrassg e.
.''ea 9e1fa 0's a ss De'fasI n eis-
lsas 5ap1s 'oo,l1o'OOO oasesl o'F 'pss
lpaI1e Walsa l''"f rs g
corporations /. ehfds Fup reitte hfotbFt. /
Die 8rrtfss tfgeben pc gu 80 Gsuts-
g udsr. SrIraas f3a-f5, Dsma-
rara f4s-f5a; aafFresudsr y. f5as B. ISL;
6. is @ts; Grafbebt74 Cts;
Sa flee. 8tO 21-25s 2asnasra 26;
Sara o7-58 Ste. 9A1
gaepn. 9earft Isbbaftss. - alart
@siten 10 Cts; @6mfsn 17-f8, 3ndsr-
i9iufen 2f-22s SStuItfrn t44 Cts
Mebl. @uperfne Z Dollars; Grtra 10
Dell. 8antiIien IL Doll; 5ancp 10 Dob
lars. ea
gBats en-: Mrbiterrarrnn 81 70, @nt-
Dor ST 80.
aprm. Bonn Basen, 5o=-52 Grnts.,
/ am Depot in GGfen 81 Gents, in ben
glebrsu As cts.
Raltanien $3.50 Psr 9aibsI,
oeu. % go Dollar Bic aOnne.
{. WaseL $5.25 fir f0.unb Ger nnb IS.
Gts. inebr fir iete tletnere Numnaer.
99mal in Sirrses IS, in asss 20 Cts.
i SGmereien0Iee 1875; Eimrtby $3.50
5erbs @ras $3.50 &.
hMSIalfes, Grbindr Bic bsfs @orte
&c. 10, kss
| CALI. Sir Z 8alba 8arrels I'M GrO-
| Gen 81, fir S 8uf6fl 8arreIs 800.
serpOOI Sad $3.50-3.75.
i Rer3ea. Gar 10 Cts. @tearin
1926 bic 9cr. IaIeEersea f23l-13 bds
| pf6. s
! Gifen. 3snafiIse Stab 103 Cts, Yitte>
burg eta6 g, 8anO st, GiienbIf@ Ureiuar
"a, Nulfa 20. I@
p1saete 9 40 s'e. %. vIo.
16otst- Y's ~ els. 0as yi0y oar r<a.
a0S;d,,. IAN x Ga zs arninsr rs,ti,
feirt bsina Barrel | 9olt. 1o-f.4 ets,
oS ~ 90 90, % ose.. ..xs.,,x. =,
e.s . ~ VIZ a,ss ss'0's = $50 ''s'"@' =
1T ea.mss,,r;6s @ov aonen
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19
- 9udtbaus. Sn ser Qeai.

~ 3M9t6aus. Sn ser Qegiss
lotur tpurbe geFern bon ben Ssrren
gHar0 nrD Briggs, Senen Die Strafs
lingo 3u AZ Gents bermietbet ipcroen,
Ser Antras ein9sreidbt, Oab fie ibre
Herffatten nebif allen Neaidinerien,
Merfseug u. /. N. an ben Gtaat fdufs
lid obtreten tsouen. Son ieSer Geite
foH elm Mann gum @bl96ken oes
0ertbes selteIIt iDeroen, iueIdDe 8eioe
etuen Sriften ale G1iebsrihter ipdb<.
len. Ser 9lntrag tuurOe i'm 9auie ane
senOtumer.
w GrDin 5ans. Gies neu
etabIirfe dtbt oeutf9e 9aus erfreut fi6
nebr nll0 mebr Der @unE Oes @ublis
fuTIs unferer Gtabt. @ir beripeifen
NIT Bergniigen auf bic neae Mn3eise
ii ben beutisen MnseieeipaIten. Sin
8efudb OeS 2ofaIs ift fir SeOermanrl
ratbfGnt, Der Elm gutgefIbrtes SOtel
nnO @aloongeiddft feben min.
~ 6 IN / nal aeri d. t.
Besleb Srafe bate bic Soften gu be-
Sablen, neil er ieinen Bomb ols 6ries
oensridter nitbt eingereidt bat.
S. SIS. Gwin9 unb Sofbus SoiIe
tuureen ais NnluaIte einaef1meren.
Sobn SIS. 8anee, OiebltnbI, 1 Sabr
3uAtbaus.
Solomon 9enrlDn, farbie, 0iebs
ilabI, 5 Sabre 8udtbaus.
5ebn Sones, farbi9, SiebFabl, ]
SoBrs8 ndtbaus.
Gid Solution, farbia DiebitabI 2
Sobr 3u1ttaus.
Ser 0eS gin6ru6es un0 Der @r>
rn0rOun6 zines 6arbigea beIbuI0iate
SOHn part murOe bOrgefibrt, nm pro :
5eBift 81 iDeroen.
egisIntur. SIN genai
tuurbe geifern burdb Serrn @arner cine
8iu ein9ebrndt, ipeI9e benz Qafter Des
SrnnfS Gin 3ieIieken iou. Die grant
Snries unO bic Srie0ensridter per0er
DerpfiAtet, SoItbe Sur Ge6enf6aft Al
aiebeif, tDeIde benz Safer ais @ewebn.
belt fr0bnen un0 bieieIben nod 6em@es
tan0nie 81 lenOen, bis he nii1tern eetuor.
ben finO. Sine WliBaHtunq oiefel
glntspfidt miro bieie 8eaufen eirel
@trafe ausleken. Sic Bin ballirtt
cine 2eiung un0 iuuroe 6ann an 0ns
Suifias@omite befiuielen.- @enn fid
Die geIegsebun9 Oarauf beihrdnft, uns
terbeferlid,e SrunfenboIOe elmer Na.
abituifar ga uutertuerfen, 70 last nd
f9eriih ni6ts Da9e9en faaen, bod
mollen mir b0ffen, OaE man Das Stint
nidt NIT BEN Babe ausf@iitte unD oof
btefe Bin nidt etiua Ser gorIdufeii
zines nl9emeinen Iempereuaoefebes
feiJtpeldes bic perl6nIidbe 6reibeit Bel
3iirger irgenOiuie befmranft. Safe
man Dns unfraut aus, 10 bite man I'd,
aud ben gBeiseH ansSurauferl gRobi,
feiIe, cute g6efne unO Biere finD 6i
luirEi0tniten Ge0tler zines iibermdbiael
SIS sEeb Berbrau6es, luobon man iid
ii DeutfbLanO uno 6ranfreid iiber,
aengen Tam.
So q 6aefieI0. Der goar0 Sc
IDeknldHneE bon GO0efieI0 frat aefferi
lbtlsb III G0leuan8 6aIe sufamme,
nrlb tsiBdblte syauaee Sen gum Necor,
Der NIT eiaew Gebdlt bon $3.50: s. g
elements 5iira Snaenieur nit $3.50
@kbaIt; s. "a. Blair gum @taf;enouf
ieber, NIT 3. Diateu 10 lance oIs |,
6Etibens Gfgnlt 3. 90. GonfieIh zun
gNtIlor, NIT S40O @ebaIt uno q s
Gr0m Silsa @OnltabIer, ebenfau
init 500 @ebalt. 81 lunrDen BE,
fdInlle gsfabt lpeId eanF Sic sSerbiitlln
Set 9lnnegipu az glnfBDiIIe binsieIen.
! sc / ii j bis. Der osid,
Aakm ION So. penIeDg bef Eiir3IidJ
bic beridtEf Gufan 3obnes entfabr
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19
6anbeI illtD BDrfe.
81 E 10 Sort 10. Sanaar.

@oIA 0fTnete su 1855 unO ftanO
UNI 10 rbr 1851 In6 i6lob UNI 124
1lbr Witto8s nit 1851
Il. 6. BoH6s prog. fdIi0 1881 1124
s 20er 4, Geties 1134
.. 1921
3. ..1104
saeMue 0Iusoo6e .1085
10 40 Is aa1hons ....s....... 1074
SsnneiIee Bombs .aIte.....664
neue ..674
8aunaipOHe Fau, 4reife nieoriger,
upIouos 2Sa6..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19

gerIesuns,-@ir setsen hermit an,
sab mir nap HU, 7, 9Orb Gberrpfraes, benz
Marpel 5aule seseniibrr, srsOsen ffnb, no
mir einen retRsn gOrratb BON gtisfsIn,
G6ubrn unb Often BaIten, tpeIber fCrttpab-
renb turS nrne 3uisnbuusen ssrmsbrt ptrb.
llnfer Eager BON ,,@sst9 8Ott0m-5tirfrIn"
tamn bur9 feinem anbersn, bas ie nab biefent
MlarFt sebra9t pur6e, iibe1trSFru tuerbsn unb
unfre 5iite ffnb Ron Der nsitefsn Bacon. gBir
erfn9sn aut aunbf9aft, inbsnt mir fcpUbI bin
lF@tIi9 Der AuaIitGt Der gEaarert, ale Der prtife
DOlIe 3ufriebsnBeit suTttrn. 8. 6. @tHftae
unb Co. ian9-1w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19

ny 9amiEtoa u. GoOnep 80. 60, BroGbaraB
transportiren Roaren foitenfrei ibre aunben lit
Rafbpiue unb GbsefeI6. Oft27ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19
@teSuls 70. San,

mebI luberfrinI $5.75-6.75; Beisen
$3.50 !; as1n 63-65 Cts. pnfsr
55-5sc. Me port $28.5O3 Rpegen
ST 25-f 26 Cts; @trfe $1.85-2.0O.
8aesn S@uItrrn III SIS, Ssiten 15a Gts.
@@iafen 1919 Ste; g dina i 174 bic
10 Cts. @bi sErs Solar
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19
8 efan0e.

0iscOntirte Bias un6 9oten 92S2. $3.50
Collateral Anleibem.. 1861. 19 q S9e, 547. III
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19

MebI-aamiIien $3.50 90; Sd sisen
Sfs75 aDru, 65-66gts. Safer 60Gts.;
RtB- pprt 28a 9DEE.; 81 zen $l.30s
@erfe 50 s25; @bfstfp fret 4 DOa.;
Bacon tIarsgfitsn f7Gts.; 99uItsrui34e.
S-hmai ! f74c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19

8E ganferotf. geit Gr>
LAB Ses 8anterottgefebes bonn 2.
MfGr3 1867. finO ii MlitteIs Eennehee
1,415, ii g1eifs EennefIee / $50 uuD
III SitD SennelTee 800 8anferott st
fldrnueen eineereibt ipOroen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-19


~ MusIanbif6e GeIbfors
ten. SIN 6oIgenDen 1T Der @oIOpertb
ausIan0if1er Wliin3en, ME lie in ben
Ser. ct. 3oHamtern bereHnet tper0en,
ongegeberl:
SleapOIitaiilde Dutaten 80 Gents ;
Samburger G,nfaten 1926; frans6ff@e
nn6 beIgilde 6rancs is Clio Gents;
nie0erlanoiide unb iiiboeutfhe GnIbeI
40. Cts; 1ltreidild)e @uI0en 4S4 GtS. /;
lDlflbarOifde its,b benetianifdhe QireS
16 @tS.; fnrDinifd1e nnO qenuegiftle
Qibree 1S 6I16 CTS. bortunieSitdke
N9iIreis $1.12; San,burger M1nrf San :
Co 35 @ts., ft5tIiauii4e llnac 90 20.
enalif1es BfunO @terfing $4.84: co :
ua0i5deS Hfun0 GferIind 81: offin0i J
fehe 9aao0a $1.93;; Mo6roB HoouDo
gtar 81 84r ipaniider 9upferz Oaeaf 3
SIS DO. GiIbers9feaI 10 &ts. olfins
bifd6e 9iupje Al Gts.; pren6ild5er
xholer SO gts,; brensif@er GbnIer
78a gts. n1eriEaniid1er Collar $1.05;
DO, DoublOne $15.53; ruififder @its
berrubeI rs Gte.; oauifIber species J
tbafer 81 10; ncripegifdtr u10 id6lDe :
bidder 90. 81 .06; 1inefi9eE faeI
81 4e 1panildJg YiltoIe SO. so; tiittlld1e
sgtiiols( 9iIber) 80 so; en0Iifdeg ninen
$5.O5: pItfd1er GiIber @obeteiol,
@4.86s bos babe &rone Sc Cts: DO.
G@intng % Sts.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20
Too Much Marrying.

"The Liberal Christian" has an ar
ticle on the above subject, from
which we take the following: "It is
not in the facility withwhich people
get divorced, but in the facility with
which they get married that the mis-
chief inheres. 1t is not the unmar-
rylng but the marrying-t the mar
rying without proper consideration,
marrying from wrong motives, with
false views and uncounded expecta-
tions, marrying without knowing
who or what-that causes all the dis
turbance. And there is altogether
too much of such marrying. Mar
riage is a thing of quality and de-
gree. A marriage of the blood. is
usually short lived affair, while a
marriage of the brain or of the heart
is life eloDg. When a man and wo-
man marry all over and clean through,
every faculty and sentiment of each
finding its complement and counter
part in the other, separation is i'm
possible. But when they are only
half married, when only third part
of them are married, when they are
married only in their instincts, or
their imaginations, or their fortunes,
the unmarried part of them is apt to
get uneasy and rebel. and they find
a Bedlsm where they look for Elysi
um.
There is altogether too much urg
ing and coaxing and .alluring young
people into the most important and
sacred of all human relations, before
they are prepared for its response
bilities or moved to assume its bur-
dens, and by those who ought to
know better and act with more con-
We make too much of
and being married, until 1t
is thought by many people somewhat
of disgrace for woman to pass
through life alone; when in fact, the
life of many single woman is
poetry, romance, rapture even, in
comparison with many wife"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20

The YANKEES AND THE BEAR
Two Yankees, strolling in the woods,
without any arms in their possession,
observed bear climbing tree, with
its paws clasped around the trunk.
One of them ran forward, and caught
the bears paws one in each hand
He then called out to his comrade,
Jonathan, run home and bring me
something to kill this varmint; and
mind you don't stay, for I'm in
fix"
Jonathan ran off, but staid long
time. During the interval, the bear
made several desperate attempts to
bite the hand of him that held it. Al
length Jonathan came back
"Hullo, what kept yeuso long?"
swell, I'll tell you. When l got
home, breakfast was ready; 80 ]
staid to eat 1t.
SWELL" said his comrade, "come
now, and hold the critter till / KILT. y
Jonathan seized the bears paws,
and held the animal.
"Well, have you hold of him2"
u guess l have"
"Very well, then, hold fast; I'm of
for dinner"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20
THE FIFTEENTH AMEND.
MENT.
Nasty Tests Public Opinion In
Indiana.

In Nasby's latest letter, he says
that, being uncertain as to public
opinion in the North regarding the
18th Amendment, he determined to
test it by strategy. He continues:
entered Ingeany ez q white man;
l REGISTERED my name at hotel ez
q white man, but left it niger,
wich transformashen wuz accom-
plished by means Nv burnt cork, in
my room; wich transformashen wuz
NV double yoose, ez it enabled me to
leave my hotel without lkidatin my
account. wich otherwise wood hey
bin impossible. The county in wich
| landid WIZ close one, the two
parties bein nearly tied, neither hev
in fifty votes to spare, and there bein
over hundred niggers in the coun-
ty. the Afrikin will, eff he votes this
fall. hold the balance of power.
With my face and hands .blackt to
the color NV mite, and assumin the
character nv a preacher in the NJ.
E. Afrikin Church, wich character /
Good assoom, ez the burnt cork hid
the acquired color Nv my nose, L
sailed forth boldly. Procoorin the
locashen NV the leadin Dimocrat nv
the county, wich wuz also the candi
date for Sheriff, / sought him out
and demanded subscripshen for
Afrlkin Church, wich / ASSERTED /
WIZ desirous NV erectin in the east
part Nv the county, and Nv wich
wuz to be pastor in charge, holdin
myself at the time in sich a posishen
that a kick Good do but little dam
age.
wUz NOT KlCKT! ~
On the contrary quite the reverse!
The gushin candidate kinilys bland.
ly and winninly begged me to De
seated; he askt me, with tears NV in
terest gushin from his eyes, ez TO
the prospex nv our Zion; ez to now
many we numbered, male and re-
male, adult and youthful, and wnetn-
er or not we coodent indulge rea
sonable hope that many more Nv our
color mightn't be indoost to lesve
the South and settle in the county.
Hopin to frighten him with niger
emigration, wich ! he'd hesrd him de-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20
American 'Hoasel

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. I9, Is67.--tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20

E1 A certain Dutchman, owner of
a small house, had effected an insur-
ance on it of eight hundred pounds, al
though it had been built for much
less. The house got burnt down, and
the Dutchman then claimed the full
amount for which it had been insured
but the officers of the company refused
to pay more than its actual value
about six hundred pounds. He ex-
pressed his dissatisfaction in powerful
broken English, interlarding his re-
marks with some choice Teutonic
oaths.
eff you wish it," said the actuary of
the insurance company, eve win build
you house larger and better than
the one burned down, as we are posi-
tive it can be done for even less than
six hundred pounds
Tothis proposition the Dutchman OBJ
jected, and at last was compelled to
take the six hundred pounds. Some
weeks after he had received the money
he was called upon by the same agent,
who wanted him to take out policy of
a life insurance on himself or on his
wife.
''If you insure your wife's life for
2,0OOl," the agent said, "and she
should die, you would have the sum to
solace your heart"
."You 'surance fellows ish all tiefsl
said the Dutchman. If l insure my
wife, and my wife dies, and if l goes to
the Office to get my two thousand
pounds, do gifts all de money? No,
not quite. You will say to me, She
wasn't vert two thousand pounds; she
vas vert bout six hundred. If you
don't like de six hundred pounds, we
will give you a bigger and better
vifeH"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20
A REMARKABLE FACT

That not Single instance has come to the
knowledge of the proprietors, of the failure of
Roback's Medicines to give entire satisfaction
in the hundreds of thousands of cases in
which they have been used; this is worthy
of remark and undeniable evidence of their
intrinsic merits.
BAILEY d MAGUET,
J. 4 P. A. SANNS,
Feb. 25 '69.-3m.l Agents.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20
AUCTIONEER.

THE subscriber has been duly licensed
L Auctloneey by the Court of Common
Pleas. and is prepared to attend to all calls in
that line. His Post-ofice address is Pine
Grove, Gallia county, Ohio. Will attend all
sales when notified.
ALEX. BAIRD.
April %, ls69.-3m.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO, MAY 90, 1869.
FOR YOU.

thoughtl . thought for the rosy morn,
That comes through the gates of devil
But I'll keep kinder. happier thought
For twilight and for you.
A word word for the humming-bird,
A tilt on the jessamine new,
Will my lip let slip. but my heart viii keep
Its softed words for you.
A songi q songi for the mocking-bird,
In answer to his so true;
But you know right well always keep
Mysweetest songs for you.
A kissi kiss. for the sweet red rose,
And one for the violet bluei
But standing here at the garden gate,
III keep one back for you.
A sigh a sigh. for my pale white rose
That the chilling night wind slewl
But answer you when the lilies say,
am signing most for you'll
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20
THE OLpEsr INHABrrANTs.-Mu.

The OLDEST INHABfrANTs.--Mus-
kingum county may challenge the
State to produce two as venerable
citizens as we have in our midst.
Mrs. McAfee, who resides near the
village of Norwich, has reached the
advanced age of one hundred and
eight years, while Mr.. Callhan, 8 long
resident, is thought to be even older
than that. Perhaps the most extra
ordinary feature of these centena-
rians' history may be found In the
foot that neither of them ever claim
ed to have seen General Washington.
Evansville Times.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20
~The GAINESVILLE Courier doe:

this: "How is business with your
asked a gentleman the other morning
of friend, who is engaged in the sa-
loon business. "Why," said the 9TH
er. "business is very dull, we are not
making expenses. These id build
ing associations are playing h-n
with u.s." 'Why-how is that?' in
quired the other. "Why, you see,"
replied the saloon keeper, ''nearly
everybody has taken stock in these
id building associations, and eV-
cry dollar they can spare goes to
pay their weekly dues, and they have
nothing to spend for beer"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20

~ Newspaper published in the re-
gion of Lakes Memphremagog and
Winnepesaukee, says that "the fish in
Lake Holleyhunkemund, Maine, are
said to be superior to those of Lake
Weeleyobactook or Moostockmegan-
tuckan. Those of Chauhungogungam-
aunganging were very fine, but they
all got choked to death in trying to
tell where they lived"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20

H Jones, hard drinker in Mass
achusetts, had fit and was bled. A
neiphbor held the candle, and another
warned him to be very careful not to
set fire to the blood. Jones heard the
remark. There's no danger" he
prowled; ''it's Smiths rum"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20

H An Irishman, who was as ked
to- furnish proof Of his marriage, took
off his hat, and exhibited scar.
"Here," said he, sis my marriage
certificate. That's Judy's mark"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-20

E When a gentleman steps on a
lady's train, the lady should turn
around and say, politely: 81 beg your
pardon, sir"
The gentleman should bow, and say;
81 accept your apology. madam.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20

T| -TTTTT|"T "--TTT-7T =
,vss drawing 90 it. close.
ono ,,or,in, l9ta in the month. Colonel
Ni,bo's .,t r.. has office. illv dumnus on
his desk with h.. fingers qn cxpro- ION OF
satisfaction ON bis features.
DC bad been prosecuting Mrs. Lester with
|h. attentions. which -ho had dada'uf.y re-
' ll' '"' "''' ''''l-'
who. believing that Ally had been SENT ol ly
/ Colonel Nichols. hll been constant thorn
/ 10 h,, side for months
. WeI."ha mutt1red. with long lmau
breath, finished closing mp my affairs
yesterday What Is to De my nes. move
cam leave Norfolk % any Time itmay no.
be bad idea TO take Mrs. Lo-,er aai Amy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-20

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