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Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
tPUnLIC-NO. 65.l
An Act limiting the appoii

NJ o' ltihg the appointment certain officers in the
D.. =, Treasury Deparmrn " " Wv
elcleu by tlr Senate and House
e Olteu states OF America il Congress assembled That ~.
efe'aty o te Treasury b., and hrrGby Ia ~
SPecai agents not exceeding fifty three in number ~,
@ pPSe oI making the examinations the books nnnes
oil collectors other officers Of customs ra
" oe male pursuant TO the provisions Of the twcnfv
ScIoh "I An act 10 regulate the collection OF utie on
anu tonnage approved March second seventeen bnn
anu hne nine and to be employed generally under the
t ~ sHu Secretary, IN the prevention detection o
o me customs and the expense Thereof
~ e atSed 10 the appropriation defray the expense
o. coltc'IuE the revenue from Gu s0u, ~' ~ ~P0"'e
80. ana Q" II further enacted, That said
81 % u INTO three classes the class shall consist
"cIue agents. two OF whom shall receive in Adiition a.
n @ 'uly aud actually incurred bv him corn
tach receive IN addition to expenses necessarily and
second class shall sixteen agents each ~ vb
S receive" IN addition to expenses necessarily and
cu;u b NINA compensation SIX dollars Drr dsve ~
tu cIas sa consist OF eighteen agents. each of whom ss
W dldlon 10 expenses necessarily
eu o MN compensation OF five dollars per ay AMI Tia
OF "" treasury Is hereby authorized to make snc
ues anu tSuatons not Inconsistent with law for tho GOV
eIeh o ld special agents he may deem prdient and
fioFlde Ihat shall be paid 10 any such
agents oI uliaage or other
actua incurred IN the discharge their official dutins
oEC' j. Ana hr II further enacted That
ol special az cnts shall be reduced ftythee and no
agent IN addition 70 the number authorized hy tIs a
oe hereafter appointed or employed upon any business
TO the customs revenue. "' '19'Ao'S ielat lhS
Approved, May IL, 1870.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

CHINESE CUsToMs.-The magistrates in
China are almost the only people who are mas
ters OF the art how not to do it." II is dan.
gerous for person not a relative of the deceas-
ed to touch OF even be found near dead body.
"A relative may come up and charge him with
the murder; and whether there is particle
OF evidence OF guilt or not the magistrate will
make the accused party bleed-or, in the Ian
guage OF this country, will "squeeze" him to
the extent OF his ability to pay SO the person
not a relative, found nearest a murdered man.
at the moment "A murder is found to have been
committed, Is often executed as the murderer.
"A curious instance OF the effect that this has
on the people Is shown by an occurrence which
took place at Hong Kong few months since
An English sailor was in Chinese boat in the
busy harbOr, and he suddenly fell overheard.
The owners Of the boat which were carving
nm screamed and struck out with their oars
to get as far as possible away from the spot ::
such was the CONSERVATION of the Chinese at
the thought OF being charged with the murder
OF an Engllshman, that no one dared venture
70 the poor fellow 5 relief, and he sank When
an undertaken is about to close the coffin of a
DEAD man he never drives the first nail into if.
out the oldest son, or the oldest living male
representative OF the deceased, steps forward
and drives 1t home. This is to secure the nm.
dertaker against the possible charge in future
OF having buried living persoa it is the Of
hclal Acknowledgements OF the family that their
relative Is dead. Then the oldest son, or other
male representative, takes the plate of nails.
ana getting down on his knees, walks around
the coihn on them, handing one at time to
Tue undertaken, who drives it home.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
TprRt1C-No &c I

An Act Tor the relief OF widows and ~ ,I
ana marines, o the United States vessel 0f W.
Onelda and for other purposes. ~ 't VI war
tiIhcr " the Sruate and House "a
CnIted states OF America in Congress assembled Tat
oM OF Ghu or children and there hr no wi,n a.
W. % theh the parent parents and there he
uo par"hi he brothers and Of the officers
marines ahI others III were lost IN tha ITit
Iales vessel ~ war Oneida the twenty fourth dov of M
AT elgheei hundred and sweeney, shall led 70 and
eve 3u pi any money IN the treasury otherwise
Suu equal TO twelve
re atlOlls aforesaid, To
Tue blu dcened at the date of of said vessel - a.
~ 70 compute said pay and Including tbe
Stu twenty 0urth day of January eighteen bnn,Irad
seventy the day upon which said was sung In V 49,
my Japan ana the said accounting officers are hereby
e IN ADJUSTING the accounts of the officers w ho o
OSt on D'dId he Ouchia entitled hy law or
"i "r promotion to allow them The Increased n. =
"n ne dAte they became entitled examination I'D ~
secretary Of the Navy hurized 10 i.sun te
." thoae VINO we're confirmed by the Senate.
SEQ Ana be 1t further nro,er a,o,,,.
S Tue treasury be. and they hereby at
uItcttQ 70 settle upon the principles Justice, and pt
ne accounts OF thr officers, sailors marines and ot ~
captain clerk ca board the vessel OF war Oneia
anu 70 assume me last quarterly the pynastr of
Sal vessel the basis OF Subsequent cr,,r ~ ~, ~
TO the contrary. ~ " ~ "''N''' e'luehce
SIC And be Il further enacted That the proper account
s oHiceIs i ihe Treasury Department
% anu urectcl To settle the Thomas L. Ti-
ICA JUNIOR ae paynaser in the navy who was st IN tho
sal vessel OF war On"lda with all his
stores anu supplies the NJ of said vessel
l 20 l"w MN credC Tor whatever sum appears TO be line
from nun on the books of the department ~ '' 'u'
Approved, May 49, 1870
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
fPCRLrc-No. Ill
An Act creating az

A., 'PCBLIC-NO.7l Ill
An ACT creating additional land in the Territo nj
Colorado.
BE It enacted by the Senate and Iouse Of "a
that "a ~, OF America in Congress assembled That ali
1 81 % errltOry Of COlpla ado embraced in tho fol
bonne or Pea limits to wit Commencing at the eastern
49,, intersection OF the
the line hhu running thence line to
49, & me u TIvhg ranges numbered seventy five and seventy
The . nS I'm Snth principal meridian; thence south with
on sad line m H. tnlrd correction line thence west
Sarh - 70 te western boundary the Territorv tbsrcc
~ In ~ G boundary of said Territory thence
pace oi OF said Territory; thence north 10 fLe
PaCe " oslhuhS; shall constitute A ~
e ide I me Arkansas Valley land district The Me- ~ ~ 10
nj fhe Initi pace IN said district the presjrnt
from time 10 tina @ may direct which be changed by linn
% "A Ana be II further enacted That the President oh.
in M g % % the advce and consent the senate or
~ le re;esA o. tne senate register recever f
% %oys lor siIl diSrct and said officers shall rsi m 81
pace Wh2I balu and Office is Oca and shall bay ~
XIV anu reeve the same emouments the same
Approved, May q, 1870 WV 7'"'' Vi NsVada.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

=
An Act TO fix the point junction of thp rior pao;e
% ~ company and the Central Pacific Railroad C"m"ai,T
oY the Senate and House of
the United States America in Crnyr.s rs OF
It common Terminus and point of junction Of tbn i
cuc h3li} ad Company and the Central Paci6c aiIr'"
pahy sna be definitely liked estatliSh" on tb & f
t Ioau as no" located and constructed northwest Of
Gspem am9 within the limits Of the secon Of land
teu"iter mentioned VIZ: section If
seven of range two situate north and w. f ~ .nWilp
ana base line III the Territory OF Utah and
tmehy uNe tWenty-SX, and thrty-fve Of tuwusIir e'
and anu section SIX OF township six, sections thirty
Gnu yohe OF township of range one ana
and VIZ t"S % oi t9wnShp six of ali situate noTb
cnmn"Tis sSiu Pncoal meridian and base line and said
Sopauies are hereby authorized to enter unnn rs ~ @
sara sections which hereby granted to nm IN pos
nv 10 W. nri t same rights privileges obligations now
railroads: P% % reference to other lands granted % said
Of a sIa uesgnate section OF land said township sva
e ~ DeLoSinS to said companies, and reserve tb
% 0r tne dement, OF schools i'm said Territory in
stt the act OF February twentyone eighteen hHndr ma
and 70 80 ~ me otice OF surveyor general of UtaL
also y TSt Sns @ ad o school and university purposes Proyided
ACQUIRED by this act at the o two dollars and ~
shall be affected by this act sS VI private persons
Approved, May 8, 1870.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

A NEW TRICK.-A gentleman stepped into
jewelers. shop in Berlin, the other day, and,
pointing to his ring, said he wished to choose
a stone for it, lie was fashionably dressed,
had an air of distinction, and, while speaking
German fuen! y, yet gave the impression that
he was foreigner. The Berlin Mr.. Rudy,
therefore, feeling sure that he had found a
customer who was worth attendeding to, at once
freely displayed his treasures After long con
slderatlon,, the gentleman at last selected
stone, and leaving his name-a very hIgh-sound
ing one-and address, he went away. Filled
with alarm, that worthy at once sent the dis
tinguished looking foreigners purchase to his
hotel. Alas no such person was there known.
Too late the jeweler remembered that his Gus
toner, pretending to be very short sighted, had
kept his face in close proximity to the goods
displayed to him, and had at one moment been
seized by fit of coughing, when his handker-
Ghlet had been brought into great requisiton
1t was evident, therefore, that the point of his
nose must have been previously rubbed with
some sticky substance, and that the missing
jewel had been thus abstracted
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES

The AMERICAN possesses alone and undisturbed.
there being no other machine ever pretending them.
J. 1t has larger arm and stronger construc,ion
than any family machine. admitting larger pieces
OF work, thus fitting the machine to family and
manuiacturIng purposes well, without need of
two machines. 1t has 8Ix5 inches clear room.
3 1t hens any width or thickness from one six.
teenth cambric to two inches CLOTH beaver, canvass,
or leather.
3. 1t binds coat, skirt, or a hat without any
braid OF binding whatever.
a. 1t folds up the brim of hat to any fullness
5. 1t overseams sheet Brussels carpet
g. 1t makes beautiful eyeet work.
7. 1t embroders the edge.
Z. 1t makes button holes of any size on any ma.
teral.
y, 1t has the braiding machine which makes
braid OF aHy size or color at the rate of $50 yards
per hour. This sells for $40 extra.
~. 1t always won the first premium at every
exhibition In which it has been entered,
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
tPUBLIC-NO. GAL
An Act to establish an additional land district

BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House of r. Vorro -
tho SS'eS OF America in Congress assembled That ali
sl"ta p'tht ana west Of the linz OF
eass Oh the sixth principal meridian in said State s
@ Al aiu nlai land district called the Arxanss
th nG OF The Office for which shall be denaf@d by
- Z" the United States, shall by him from ii
Quire F@''O '"'0l'Sts may seem 10 re-
SEC And be it further enacted That the prasidor+ no ,
neeOy au Orlzed. whenever the public Interests m
inc III accordance with existing laws authnriz-
trict berby & "nec register and for the dis
sue 4i the Office for SAID district have the same movers
* and anu elnoIumentS, and be subject to the same
"Son % 70 0ther land officers OF the United States " "
NEC. j. ana be II further enacted Thar ali saes md ~
brj % m az the otces OF the districts in which the lands en-.
G IN JS district nave hitherto been incIudaI sot
the units OF this district winch shall M valid a.
~, up to the day which the new office shall 90
Approved, May IL, 1870. -'''' NONuAuleu'
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
WHOLE NO. &lI

=, JENNIE JUNE's Cu, REN. The statement
that Jennie June has isht ch.'!~cn, wLirL
has been going the !. 1ds' Of lal.or, is
coRRtEadlGtGd c, by the lady herself Il. "l;,es:
NOW, have no objection to ci.lt or eva
sixteen children, if could support them. aud
society sanctioned SO large family. bat New
ork objects to children as strongly as Bo>-
toh, and the reputation Of having eight would
ue3tloy my character with the luiluids Of the
4u.i't houses AMI ali rc>pcctab,, .sryantS giIS,
per. She bc@r, therefore. that the statement
may be corrected by substituting three in.tcad
Of eight ~ ~ w
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

TIE CARNAGE AT GnAvrLorTF-Nr. Mu-
rat liai>t"ad, OF the Cincinnati fyo,nrrc,M,
VINO Is at the Scatcf war in Europe tc!cgraphs
70 Z I that paper from Luxembourg on the .l,t as
-, | was present at the lattlc of Gravolotte
Thursday. The King Of Prussia, Count Bis
marck and General Sheridan were on .he field.
1t was the third and great battle for tie road
from Metz to Paris. The French were out-
numbered and beaten back to the w4!l, Of
OF Metz. The slaughter on both sides was
holnD.e. walked seven miles over the fields,
which were Strywn thick with lead men and
horses; The lines of the battle were marked
with the dead - -
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

THE VIOLIN AMI THE PIANo.-The Louis.
vile Courier journal says: There IS no
doubt that music-not vocal alone, but instru-
mental should be introduced into all our
public schools as regularly and as systematical
ly as algebra and prayers. The pano-forte
especially should be given over to boys, whom
1t will chasten and refine, but whom it cannot
corrupt, likesthe violin, which ought to be sur,
T! rendered to the girls, The fiddle as a mascu-
line instrument, is the devils recruiting Off
arm and gad about skylarking and drinking,
dancing and making donkey of himself. Be,
sides, no girl has the nervous strength and
muscular agility sufficient to excel on the plane
whilst every girl Of musical taste is equal to
the violin; The instruments and their devo
tees should be reversed, and thus the one
might be made moral teacher and the other
an element of harmless beauty and grace.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
" Molly Meade, well I

Molly Meade. well declare
Who'd have thought Of seeing vou.
After what occurred last night,
Out here on the Avenue.
Oh! you awful, awful girl!
There-2On't blush-I saw il all"
saw all what = "Ahem-last night
At the Mathers, in the hall
" Oh syOu horrid-where were youP
Wasn't he an awful gooseY
Most men must be caught, but he
Ran his neck right in the moose
was almost dead to dance,
Ia have done it if / could
But old Gray said MUST stop,
And Id promised ma would:
So looked up, sweet, and said
That Ia rather talk with HIM.
Hope he didn't see my face,
Luckily the lights were dim:
Ihen now he DID squeeze my hand
And he'd look up in my face
With his lovely, great big eyes
Really it's dreadful case.
He was all in earnest. too,
But thought Id have to laugh
When he kissed a flower l gave,
Looking-oh like sUcH a calf
suppose he has it NOW,
In wine glass on his shelves
It's "A mystery to me
Why men WILL deceive themselves.
Saw him KISS me Oh you wretch
Well he begged so hard for one,
And | thought there'd ne one know,
so l-let hm-just for iun.
know it wasn't really right
To trihe with his feelings, dear,
But men are such conceited things,
They need lesson once a year"
Evening Ma
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

DIR. Becnier Of Paris. is engaged in bleach
ing the noses Of those who unfortunately nos
sess too rudy a glow to their nasal appendages.
A lady Of rank has been made entirely happy
Dy having her nose. formerly blooming rose,
changed to fan, lily. The process Is by elec-
trlcity, and is to be patented.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

DR.: Parkes, of London, has been experi-
mening with the effects of brandy upon a
healthy soldier. lie makes out a terrible
record OF the acceleration of the action of the
heart, but the soldier rather liked it.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

fPUBIIC-No.Is1
An Act to establi4
BE " enacted by the Senate and Jonss ~ p.
the United States Of America in Csnyre.s YES o.
'"e '''iO"i"s oe eSI"olshcd as post roads: - ~
ALABAMA.
From Butler via Pushmataba and Wbv,o. =, An,
From Scranton to Florence
From MarcOpa Wells to Phnnix
From Buewater TO Florence.
From Pima Village o Phpnx
ARKANSAg.
From Pine Bluff, via White SuInhnr Snri,- NM. =,
Lee 5 Ferry to Princeton. NP''"S@ "hi'o YAK ana
From Eldorado via Mount Holly. Village Crock Colbr
Magnolia and Dorchester to Lewisyie ''N' Oo'houh
From Pine Bluff To- sheridan.
From Hampton to Chnmbprsyle
From Little Rock, via Sheridan. 10 princ.,or
From DBas. via Milton, Ozan, and Nashvia 10
in Hampstead County, Arkansas W ""AiIhstOh
via Mayavic. - '4' S''''" III ATkhusAs'
From Hot springs to Fort Smith, in Arkansas
From bateSVlie TO HGlvile, via Rapps Barrens.
CALIFORNTA.
From MunctOn, via Bridgeport, 10 Sweet
From NcWville to Eikins
From SOmcrsvile to Banty's.
From Independence to OerrO Gordo.
From Independence via Lone Pine, TO Los Angeles
lCOntinued on fourth page.l
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

The young tempcri zee apostle. Miss Edine
l. Howard says if m n trW driak it is letter
to >" go straight whI.hics ifth >tu:F is pure,
than to drink vile wines, or to be all day get
ting drunk on beer.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
20eIzY.
: An ldyl of the Period--In two Parts.
BY G. A. BAKER, ,JR.

come right in! How are you. FrsJP
flhd a chair, and have light"
Well old boy, recovered yet
From the Mathers' jam last nigbtpp
" Didn't dance the Germans : old ;,
DIDN'T you? l had to lead
Awful bore but where WERE Won ?"
Sat is out with Molly Meade:
Jolly little girl she is
Said she didn't care to dance.
u rather have a quiet chat
Then she gave me sUCH a alapca
60 "hen you had cleared the room,
ANA had captured all the chairs.
HavioS nowhere else. we two
Took possession of the stairs.
was on lower step,
Molly on the next above;
Gave me her bouquet to hold
Asked me to draw off her glove
Ahen' OF course, | squeezed her hand.
Talked about my wasted life.
Said my soul salvation must
BE true and gentle wife
4hen' you know, | used my eyes
She believed me every word;
Almost said she loved me-Jove!
Such voice never heard
Gaye me some symbolic flower,
Had a meaning, oh so SWEEP.
Don't know what it is, I'm sure.
must have dropped it in the street.
How spooned and she-ha hat
Well know it WASH right,
But she did believe me so,
That kissed her-pass light"
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

A colored preacher commenting on the pas
sage, BE ye therefore wise as serpents and
harmless as doves, said that the mixture
sneuld be made in the proportion Of a pound
OF dove to an ounce Of serpent
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

One of Disraeli' admirers, in speaking about
him to John Bright, said You ought to
give HIM credit for what he has accomplished,
as he is a self-made man" Il know he is"
retorted Mr.. Bright, and he adorcs his max
er"
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

A mineral spring has been discovered near
Phl4dediphia which is supposed to possess
wonderful medical properties. tor its waters
taste IKE damaged corn beef brine drunk out
of an old rubber shoe
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
IprRIIc-Nn co l


An ACT 70 extend the time the com1letiop Of b
EI from 0rt wilkins, a. Cooper IfarlIr
~oH H"'' III tHe State OF W IS
the n 9y the Senate and House Of Representatives of
Cn Stdtts 0i America in Congress assenIiod
ne time oT the construction and completion OF he ay
Wib or NiI6ns, at Cooper Harbor in the stare 81
'llcIsSl 10 E"rt Howard at Green Bay ~
cousin be- and the same hereby extended until th rst &
Vi one thousand sgh hundred and scvtnty-two
& ana he IT enacted That all the grants rights
'ulI iorce and virtue for said time ~ ~ ''iiNeN4 III
Approved MayG lS7O
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

A priest asked tipsy fellow leaning against
a fence where he expected to so to when he
died
" If | can't get along any fettcr than now, -
said he, " shan 90 anywhere.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

From manuscrirts rcccn. discovered we
lind that Robert Fulton u t.y had IDEAS #
floating batteries propelled br steam. one
document dated at New London. January 3,
1914, shows that certain model, Of ves,el5 to
carry heavy guns supplied by him had bccn
exam ID and approved bya special g, nit
tee composed Of United States naval Oil "A,
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

Mrs Hubbard, poor widow. residing in
Indiana. recently received by mail check for
$4,000 from her first lover whom She Tilted
years ago
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
SDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 7 1870

LITTLE HEROINE-The rare faculty of
presence OF mind was recently manifested in So
eXtraordinary degree by little girl upon one
Vi me lake steamers that it is worth recordino
"A Chicago lady, accompanied by her daugbtrT,
dSeu Twelve years, were among the passengers
on the last trip Of the boat from Chicar0 to
Bultaio and, when day or two out. the girI
IN roaming about the vessel, found her way
mo the kitchcn, and remarked to the cook that
sue thought the stove smoked considerably. to
MIlch WI the cook replied that she was mistaken
ne G''lio had heard her mother say that she
dreaded travelling on boat for fear of fire
and with tins in her mind, and taking another
look at the place where the smoke seemed TO
come from, she discovered that it did not issue
Ir9in the stove. Going on deck, she discover
co the woodwork around the smoke-stack on
Mnre' ~ ana the flames just eating their way into
Cle cabin Without giving any general alarm
she Went to the steward and told him the boat
was on nTe. lie Informed the mate, who ga
eu the deck hands aft, and extinguished the
nIe without one OF the passengers being aware
that anything Of the kind had occurred There
We're twenty two ladies sitting on deck in the
DOW OF the boat, among them the mother of
anne Whlle this was going on. Alter the
work had been done, Annie went to her moth
er ana SAID, Don't be frightened, mother
Che boat has been on fire, but it is all over
now lhe captain was SO greatly plea .ed
WIN tne cool, calm, and quiet manner in which
the child performed her part, that he refunded
the passage money of both, and offered to take
them back to Chicago free Of charge. 1t was
brave act, to say the least, and had She
screamed Fire as most persons would have
done, with so many ladies on board the conse-
quehces might have been OF very serious ma
tuIe.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

Digby says it is true that "thcre is more
pleasure in giving than receiving :" hut he also
think, it especially applies to medicines, kicks
and advice
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

A housewife on 4 prairie farm said Its
mig hty easy for the men and the horses but
its death on 'c0mcn and 0ccn."
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

True PmLosopuY a country poet, after
looking about over life, has come to the tol-
lowing rhyming conclusion:
Oh | wouldn' live forever
wouldn't if | could;
But needn fret about it
For | couidn' if would
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

A correspondent says the people who spend
the most money at the Watering places are the
old men with young wives.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

g Rum done it ALL said a man on the scaf
fold, and I'll never touch another drop as
long as live
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

1t is said the census will show a filling off
in the populations Of nearly all the Southern
cities
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

WHcH VIII VIVA pair Of precious IL
tie damseIs at Troy, \. y, were overheard l.
other night, on he sidewalk exchanging notes
on the Franco sSian war 8 | know" said
NO. ], that France will beat, because the lit
tie prince is with them SO away with
yo4, ,chimed in No >, !" know mighty
SIGHT better The Dutch will whip, for my pa
Is a Frenchman ana my ma is Dutchman.
They light every night, and ma always licks."
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07
IPEBLIC-Nn al

.,. fPUBLIC-NO Hl
An Act concerning divorces in the Dtstrict f ,,o,,
,b y fhaets 9y inc Senate and House Representatives,
n addition 70 the causes for which the supreme court I
VI 01Da may now grant divorces from the b0nd nf
drunkenness for period Of three years on the na m ~
complained against. Second CRUELTY f trn te party
dsson Ss e e6d S OF he party complaining Third Wfu
years UHiu'eIIupted space OF two
Approved, June |, 1870.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

Dyelng for Love-Coloring your mustache
to please a woman.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

1t is said that deaf man will 60 five miles
out OF his way to walk on railroad track.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

A lin has been introduced into the {; ,rgia
legislature making dissatisfaction d ound
for divorce.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-07

How to keep yourself drv-Eqt freely of red
herrlngs and salt beef, and dont drink.