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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-13
PAYNENIs MAIE puRLNa THg SIX Mox1ns.



/ off-iul evidence has been fled in this Office that
all sums due from ine County Treasurer 10 The
State MP to the l4rh uuc. $50, have ht en- pro-
perry scceunte1 for ar paid over by the County
treasurer. ard that officer has the STATE Control
4rs certificate that he has beel discharged fIom
| al liabilities up 10 hat date
| The payment II =. :56 - from tn Re ltngtion
Fund Effected the purchase IF Old interest bear
iI3. warrants the I,rucipa. Of hlth - 3is %
a.d u,uu which til accrued Interest au.etlrteI to
ST. III US making tntai iuIrbi eiue~~ Il So II 6S
/ aud EciT.. a -svIn.- to JHe County # S-,s5 III.
There being the required amount in the hail
road funI. The Board and the Virginia and True
iee !. ,iltoad Company nI.ie an agserr.rat under
Etch early IN JantE,gy ia L Curfttny m c"Esilers
ti-n e Tie advance payment u SIX Thousand six
hundred AID fly dollars. sarreuirIel J"rp3g NJ.
belonging to each Of The Bonds Issued ~ thc
County To- the Railroad, AMI payable the LIST uf
June, amounting altogether 1" he SUM Uf seven
THOUSAND dJlltrs thUs e.iecting a Swing ofS55' to
IL. County. IN isccprduice % Etw the hutHcr
remaining in the Rail y,I Fund Wa ;ss before
stated, tatI. feErcd TO the uenvT.d FHud.
INDEBTEDNESS.
The floating debt on the LIST January $50. was
stated ~ Sll 50 c1 aud since that date he al
lowed CLAIMS PAYABLE Of the usual funds have
been as fol- vs.:
1at # to General Funl.....--..-......S 3iG 81
Oar 81 tie Contingent Fund +21 IS !
Uit # the Fire hep 'rtnlent Fund. 81: - |
jut cf &c Read Fun" .................... ,lf5 10
ont Of the Repairs Fund- 92t 10 |
Gut Of tire Tea urer = salary Punt .--.. 100 20 |
lut Of the Judges salary Fund ....-..... 40 90
vi of The Railroad Fund ................ ,GjJ 90
Total ALLOW COS II
The payments from the severn. ianfs have been
before mentioned aud tn fiilUwEg statement
hows the amount of the claims against the pres
mt funds remaining npsid OF the Ist July, 1870:
against General Fund ST., 94S -
l;u>t Contingent Fund .................. 8 30
atin>t Fire DEPARTMENT Fuud...-...... .0f GJ
gti1,t Ro:si Fuad Observation-Disclosures. ,06.; Is
resent floating indebtedness... .......Sli 7lS 90
County bonds have been issued to H." Virginia and
rruckee Railroad Company for the sum of $780,
40.
The principal Of the old interest bearing in
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-13

debteinesS of the County now payable only
through the operation Of the Redemption Fund,
exclusive of the interest accrued there H. was
stated in the previous report as being on the lst
January, 1870 S23 Ssl 81
And as 2,3I7 60 of this amount has been purcht-
sed since then. the amount of the old claims,
exclusive of the interest thereon, is there
....................S21,5 63
BALANCES.
The balances in the several funds on the 1st of
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-13
PRoOEEDINGs
e 31oOES- III D1N Or -
OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,

At meeting Of the Union Republican State
Central Committee, he d ut virginia CITY June -
l>IG, it was resolved III 4 state Convention q
the National Union Republican. Party be held at
ELKb. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1870,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-13

"a
y. 4. H. BALL
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee Ma
Ii nai Union Republican P.rty.
c. I. BAr9EEMtS, Secretary
June =, 1870. I'll
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-13
Cost Price !:

These gods embrace : me OF th, best ever
brought tn this Market. and they be seen and
n.,ie'i at the store Lately occupied by
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-13

July, $50, were as follows:
In State Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II q
In General Fund - 125 IL
In Contingent Fund. 92l 81
In Treasurer's Salary Fund................ JAG %
In Repairs Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL CT
In School Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 y
In Road Fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go Is
In R,,lemptioa Fund .................. 81 10
In Fire Fund ............................. 1O4 Il
In Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO
Balance on s., G92 81
SAM'L n. KING.
County Auditor.
Carson City, 9Th July, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-13
INDEBTEDNESS.

The floating debt on the LIST January $50. was
stated To- - Il 80 81. and since that date he al
owed CLAIMS PAYABLE out Of the usual funds have
been as fol- vs.:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-13

Joint Resolution directing inquiry into tie
loss OF the United states steamer : Oneida.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
PLANTATION BIrYTRS

This wonderful vgge-
table restorative Il the
sleci-anchor OF The feeble
and debllliaied. Az a
tonic and cordial for tho
agcd and languid II has
no equal among stoinach-
ics. As q remedy for
the nervous weakness 10
which women arc espcc-
tally subject, Ii is
superseding every other
stimulant. In all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, II acts
rs a specific In every
species of disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever 10 Is intro
duced 1t becomes n
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. IL Is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine In the civilized
workable sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
pa,s.t Lour thanks arc due

Drp FRrtE PREssE.-Ourth thanks arc due
~. 1a,ncs II Miller. our talented Repro
eentatiye at Austin, for copy Of nign'
+, nonular "a journal. tits printed IN eie-
49,, - Tow butch, and is considered Of such
;ncstimable value 10 the State tnat lhe Leg
STATURE. with the approval oil our padlolie
Governor have voted themselves hye COP.
les each Of the daily edition. as w NV
can Dcu.cbcs spracken,9 VIC got uern mn
cousin Of ours 10 trans,ate the leading eui7
trial in the number sent US, ior me p 'ii
~ our readers. lie renders 1t into some
what Indifferent Englishi but excuses h', I.
sclf hv saving tllatit Is $50 ID haal-
.alIv bptch9 that lie could do no better
mo 'snb;ect. Of course, is the "Militla BE
asouator Parsons sptmckcn mich on ia,
b;lI lie spcaks long, loud and oiten, ahd
~ makes SO many points in his argument,
5s@ tbcv oftendimes sdick in himself. oder
senaloys most tisne nix for stay, but oat
,isn,,litT n make Of bittcrance. Gov. DAVIS
obrsa, nv dam lie don't will approve any
,Iingiill lie Militia William passes, anu
senedor Bower say, III pass on DAFT Den
Senator Priest tells dem to schlock iimoh
dc cono nit brick stein, and dc senate
has much drouble nit dem Damokra's.
uWceay TO hadlcals aho - :: ~ -.
colored brodJers, once more, "Nigs cum
rouseT' Rally round The flag boys ana kieS
he S.'l Dcmokrats faces behind dcir backs and
shoot lem in de appetite nit double bar
relied bow ie-knifc. Dc mallcions Dlii mus,
mas fhe don't pass, den is dc Radical
partv roned il alone and got cuchrcd. Dc
niger is no better dan a white nan, anu
earr5et-barger in Texas stands chance no
mare dan a bull muly nit sthump on ms
t.il in time fyin:. But If il docs pass-.anl
miro cottl rot country yct peoples
De Radicals viii wipe der eyes NIT dc
american Gag, and make chicken PIE or .,
Of he glorious eagle. nE Plurun unie1s
an ~ ms on bust. De rivers will now
,,;s lager beer, and greenbaeks grow on
iS,nnson woods. De millennium VIII DC
lem liz ae middle Of last week, and Coy.
D.,i. ,he Radical lion, shall lie down IN
ncscc nit DC eolorcd lamb, whose ebony
rsiorel fleece is emblcmalic Of she FiriIe
srJ rcesiiule Of her great forefather, Ham.
ref Dc ham What ohnny stole down N Aia-
i,s,na. but Ham, the worthy ancestor Of ine
xv,b Amend nent. Yaw, by dam, de til
,loes rass. DC niger Dots be protect Great
= Iissslmarer. snd Da.iE is bis prophet
= - rBs.t1r Inieilisenrur
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
Rocky Mount, EdgScombc, Co, |
Scnteniber 10 1869.
Koskoo Cures Chronic Rheumatism

NoaroIK, VA, Sept. Z, 1859.
!. Dir. j. j.. LAWRENCE Dear Sir My sor
has ,rccirSd SO mach Jeaeft from go,r non
dcrfgL Koskoo that cannot refrain from
expressing my gratitude. had tried al.
most everything without benefit. | be.
lievc, in all sincerity that your Koskoo is
an iNr.lLLrBLE remedy for the disease from
which he has suffered, and, so far as can
learn, has never tailed. Ii you only knew
the immense amonntiof suffering that he
has undergone, then you could conceire the
palae efsuch dremcdy--TnkT SURELY CURES.
The great amount Of good tits now doing
among us is inestimablc..
With much gratitude
um, respectfully yours, &c,
Mrs Nj. Z. A. NELSON. \
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
LORELLARD,s YAClTT CLUE

n NuFEH.ATrgs,s wAGgrT, 6,u.gg,
UaSaIs.Ahe ~ sn nag Riaht ahscas
$40 Es a5 free from N;cotine' wb;cb il
ctr, xtrocted Nv 4 nsIont nrocess II aoes not i,
;n;nros Ses 90 rons,;t,I;ons Parsons .oI
Live" 80. annnnn,;ons 90 VOL, 10 sI,,aer,
Ii;tary, ~, vii Iina na,a - ,la IN
;I;a ,,.ea r,er ffnsts resisns s,ou orl;,a
~ ,o ohoe 90, r. 10 s,nncb iiaSta in we;ait
- ,,o1 ann,non sobanco on5 = Wound sw;lI
,nun Il o 'i,;nds NJ .,oas
,as. n, ~ - ~, ,,is,a No, s,,,,,, ~, .
no. Sso' fAf>'' = .'o.
sCas. ~.
h.s1assS .., se'A.s s s,isw,au
% nus o ~ vsr,bisss roota,. 81;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

r.-bi--fsn the Mayor Is liable 20 -.
-, r. - 1ssfs q be csfqura'ion. Ana
.s~.u rarrrr.sz tsrt betn isziisd = 1-nyoI
--.~er. o. -r..-i 70 l'zii cia-11-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

rts u;ssissirpians are working 70 nege-
,i-se a transfer Of Me5ilc 70 that St-is.-
ne Governor has sent commissioner lor
re purpose 70 Aiahsna-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
Wool CaFding G Milling

WE desire to say to tie people of Dallas
wv and adjoining counties, that we are
now ready TO receive and card wool on our
usual terms. Wool must be washed clean
and free of burrs-one pound Of grease for
every eight OF wool, must be furnished.
We are also prepared to receive and
grind corn-customnry toll willbe charged
and satisfaction given. We expect to
have our SAW E1ssIE in operation
in short time, and our FIGURING
nssLH S by carly harvest. Call and see
us at the old stand of NJ NJ. MORROW
where we will be pleased to meet and serve
you to the best of our ability.
NJ. NJ. MORROW & co.
Dallas, May II, lS70--35;tf
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or ne .wvsenn''Nes ny S'''''"s, 49,, 49,.
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amendment, Nh"' ever u's! u' go 49, 49,, 'a'
validity OF lhT' am'nN'.'N', ,b.t an,
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tel TO ,nkc 'hf'r seals nu. In ,sns m.
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n Is the plainest dictate OF praetet' WIS
dom lot 10 ,neur any fueh rsks, Ehi NJ
hone soon TO see the lay when ali u'sap'u
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
Rnd slate OF tile BL00D
lplLmnI Ny tht IIIIhAl N.lItal lnlhNlLy
Eo@A0 9
Professor and Precedent Of tia Faculty,
laia professor Of rcoiy anl fFse-
~. ~ Mellelne. ClnelnnAIl. So.

nanaf tie MT f'uArNf medical ilrn 81 ih'sarn-
ALL kuarn A. lrantlioT IL tho iuipu'ns 81 ANplEn
rnsil Al ,,,ifkrf Mar Sic "lHaff,tf o. MrnirNf,'
~p.st,srt of IMtftrN "AntuSs ffus Sfunr'
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r., ni M tie n.snf frrhi rftris o. riFainre rlr-
alarly .Isnf pl ti.oHfs rtrfslir-, ~ upfte nrN
prreinii va ciinirnlirll ny >. :, l.iyEfAcr, H. II
N1g,Ll. ~ which T. laiIushr'ifl epoif aWt
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ta.It N. lal-.,iiarr, nui edauia iiY ugsf'i ilal
a. hs wnfl, D. dpno IN ihr lr'i nrnn3r, ~ iio hps
d, sgsi fsnr., a. and f'm a. i'i ,sf'oias grlg -
- I,sHNa ssirirr nLrrisl The c-NfiaENcroi tLr Flf'
aCiA.s and tie Iritfc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
NEw AlnANr, Ixp., May ss, lee!

EEw ALBANY, IND, May ss lsGs.
hessrs. Jis Ruddie d Co.,
DEAR Sins II was afflicted with agiie Tor months,
perhaps year or more. Your fiurlcys Aguo Tonic
was recommended by q friend. goi bottle i'm
med iitely and commenced taking 1t according to
directions, and have not been troubled with chill
since. l am satisfied If 1t be taken according to
directions will cure any case OF the nruc. re-
commend II to all sulol ing. Yorrs truly,
VINCENT QUIRK.
r., =. GEORGE, AGENT, fremont Street, Calves
ton, Texas.
April 30 1s7O-S3:3n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

Read tile following from Mr.. Womblo, q
prominent Hardware merchant of this city:
No. Is Market Square, Norfolk, Va, |
october13, 1863. +
DR.. LawEEycE--Dcar 'Sir:--To the large
number oficstimonials which you offer eff
the great efficacy Of your Kcskoo, | fake
pleasure in adding my Fown. ! suffered
greatly with Nervous Debility, Headache
Loss Of Appetite, SO. Two bottles of Kos
koo restored INC to health.
Yours truly,
j. 6. WoMBLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
DIR. HURLEY.

SiR IL wish 10 make known my case Ia the In
nbitnnts of Louisville. l am Clerk In n large 60
adjustment, and victim of hereditary soroinlN
from which have suffered beyond description, and
for months have been unable 10 follow MY employ
meut. have taken Cod Liver oil Iodlnr, Gnisot's
and Bulls Sarsaparilla. My brother has been In
Louisville, md Nearing Of Dr. urleys sarsaparilla,
procured me halfa dozen bottles Of u. determined
to stop NIL physic, but by tic persuasion Of my fam
iy tried IL and nfcr taking four bottles the sores
began to heal and the large glands TO disappear. ]
have suffered for twelve years. nniAm now iniahing
tn. last bottle, which will leave mo In perfect
health. think II woudcriiil medicine.
shall be happy to answer any communications
addressed 10 me on the subject.
! am sit, yours obliged,
Cincinnati, Ohio GEORGE TURNER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
FROM IN. LLOYD, A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE.
GrcnL nridce. Va. Oct. s. 1869.


]. LAwnEkcE, NJ. D.-Dear Sir:-l
cheerfuIiy endorse your Koskoo as being a
most valuable preparation. Upon examina-
ton Of the formula, find each Ingredient
highly extolled by our best and most pro-
rressisc clinical Investigators. have
tested It's ELECTS in my own practice, aud
have no besi,ati5a in recommending it.
In my opinion, = il is the best compound Of
its class ever put before the pnblic--ex-
ceeding by far all the various compounds
Of sarsapsrilla, &c. ever invented. It's y
decided Nerve Tonic, and InvigOrator Of
tie animal forces, aiding digestion and as
similaiion, and thereby producing healthy
blood. which should be The basis Of treat
mcnt in all chronic diseases. Hoping you
will reap the reward you deserve from The
publica as a benefacter,
an sir, yours truly.
CHARLES LLOYD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

re- An illustrated parnptlet, contain
ing price Hats, win, samples of both the
Grover ~ Baker stitch and she Shnttl,
stitch in yarions fabrics, will be fur
nished ON request. For sale by
n. a. SIf1rE,
Ctivcs;on, Texas.
April 2, -2o:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
MLNnfEs eF TEE !0l So

The caucus of democratic and Conserya
i;,a Senators and members of the House
,,oseagrccd on congressional campaign
eo;nmiftce. 10 consist of two Senators Al
Z rge.an,l one Representative from each
e,.,,e represented in the Senate and House
IL Democratic or Conservative members
fbis co,n mittec were authorized TO appoint
4 rcs;ls,,t committee TO consist in part OF
1nei,. own members together with citizens
!. ~ t,,;s civ. The congressional commit 2
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-27

A LIGHTNING STROKE IL JANUARY
During the thunder storm ON Mon
day morning last, about quarter
before 6 O'Clock, the lightning struck
the residence Of Mr Willism 4. Er
vim, on South street, near the west
end OF town. The electric fluid
seems to have struck the chimney,
which rises from the center Of the
roof, and to have divided at the roof
on each side of the chimney, tearing
away the shingles on both sides
from the comb TO the eaye., leayin 9 a
track of about three feet wide en-
tirely stripped. Part Of the charge
also passed down the chimney. and
spread through the upper part of the
house, knocking off the plastering
just over the bed where two of the
children were lying, but fortunately
doing them no injury. A part ofthe
plastering was also knocked off at
the hall stairs, and it was cOnsidera-
bly, cracked in other places. The
charge was a very heavy one, shsk-
ing the house to its foundations,
and the escape of Mr.. and Mrs. Er-
win and the rest of the family, eight
in number, seems almost miraculous.
--HHs5oro EescS, Jan. 90.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-27

E The n. Y. Herald publishes a
long letter from the Hon. Jerry
Black, touching the political opin-
ions and position of the late f, NJ.
Stanton, SIS a member of Buchanan s
Cabinet during the Southern seces-
sion movements, from December,
1860, to March, 1861. Black says
that under Buchanan's administra.
ton Stanton was not only a Demo
Graf, but a States Rights Democrat,
and to the last chance he was in IA
vor of compromising with the South
ern Secessionists; but that, upon the
question of surrendering Fort Sum
ter, he supported Black aud other
members of the Cabinet against the
shameful alternative Of surrender
which the President had resolved
upon, and that thus the trembling
imbecility of Buchanan was over
come, and his proposed answer to
South Carolina essentially changed,
for it was agreed that Fort Sumter
should have men and provisions.
General Cass, Secretary of State,
had before Withdrawn from the Cab
met in disgust on learning that the
order to strengthen the forts Of
Charleston harbor had been unac
countably put off, and that the de-
lay was acquiesced in by the Presi
dent.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-27
The Fifteenth Amendment.

Ohio, true 10 her record during
the years of bloody civil strife; who
gave to the country Grant, Sher-
man, Sheridan, Chase, Rosecrans,
Cox, and Il host of other lights in
the civil, military and judicial de-
partments; who furnished a David
Todd, John Brough and Hayes, no
less ardent in their support of the
general government than Indiana s
famous Morton; which was over and
above all other States, if any com
parison can be made where all done
so WE'LL in her effectiveness in crush
ing out the late rebellion. Ohio, of
which we are all SO justly proud, has
added new laurels to her reputation
by ratifying, through her Legisla-
ture, the Fifteenth Amendment to
the Constitution of the United
States.
Twenty-seven States have now
ratified the amendment, only one
more State being required to com
plete the good work-and make 1t
part and parcel of our Constitution.
NEBRASKA, TEXAS and GEORGIA can
now compete with each other as to
which shall have the honor Of its
All honor to the Democrats of
Hamilton county, who SO far forgot
party, as to elect q sufficient number
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-27

A FIRST CLASS SAW Null PROPER
N ty, situated st this city at the head Of
Gallipolis Island. A natural position for &
Boat Yard--ia acknowledged to be equal to
Evansville. Indiana. An excellent place fer
keeping logs. There is 81 acres Of ground.
Size Of building 40 by GO feet; two powerful
little Engines, each 10 inch eylender, the one
2is and the other 3 feet stroke; : foot
Sash Saw, Buzz Saws, Rip and Cross Cut,
Butt Saw; Corn Meal and Patent Lath Ma
chine that three men can make, lie and rick
10000 lath in ten hours, (that Is after log is
in board Makes better lath and out OF less
timber than any machine in the country
Good Well; Brick Smoke Stsck; everything
in complete working order. An excellent
market for all the products ofthe mill. Lum-
Der can be sold at Skidds. and every inch Of
refuse lumber at a good price. No other mill
at this plaoe--populstion 5000. Viii be sold
on easy payments. or will rent.
For further particulars, enquire OF n. P.
FENNER, this city.
Jan. 90, 1870.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-27

Co1u,fDus AND IRosToS RAILROAD
The certificate of incorporation Of the
Columbus and Ironton Railroad Com
pany was fled at the Secretary Of
States Office on Saturday. The capi-
tai stock is to be S2,OOO,OOO. The
proposed road is to extend from a
point on the Ohio river, in Lawrence
county. near the junction of Twelve
Pole and Ohio rivers to Columbus,
passing through the counties of Law
renee, Jackson, Vinton, Pike, Ross,
Pickaway and Franklin. The corpo-
rators are Ralph Leete, John Miller, R
E. Neil, Ansel 7. Walling, Wayne
Griswold, L. G. Delano, John Camp
bell. N. j. Turney, VIM. Waddle, 1.
W. Foulke, Isaac Brown. s. H. Rag
giles and 8. A. Moore.-tStats Jogr7e!.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-27
T A practical illustration o

~ A practical illustration of
woman's rights occurred in Peoria.
ILL.,, the other evening. A married
gentlemen was sitting at a table
playing cards while a glass of hot
whiskey sat at his elbow A lady,
closely yeiled, entered the saloon
and asked for her husband. Some
body directed her TO a card room,
and she entered and SAW her hus-
band playing "seven up" He had
just made "high, low, jack and the
game and was considerably excl
ted over his good fortune. He did
not notice his wife until she sat
down by his side, and, pointing TO
the tumblcr OF hot whisky, said
"That looks good; | guess I'll take
some of IT," To say that he was
surprised, but feebly expresses his
utter amazoment as he looked at her.
Then he attempted 10 drink his
whisky, but she dashed glass aud all
out of his hand to the floor. The
pair then started TO leave the saloon.
As the lady went out, she pulled
aside her veil, disclosing rather
good-looking features, and remark
ed: This is nice place. Won
der why ladies can't come here as
well rs gentlemen"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-27
Are Starfo

EF Mrs. Stanton advises men, in
choosing 4 wife, to examine their
teeth, as good teeth are an indica.
tion that the whole body is perfect.
We beg leave TO differ with Eliza
beth We knew girl once that
could bite oil Il ten penny nail, but
alas--she had a wooden leg, and
wore palpitatOrs and had Grecisn
bend AZ large as potash kettle. You
can't tell anything by teeth. --Neag
York Denocral.