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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

1Rf III. DICKHOUT. would inform thecitizen
90 ofKenosha and vicinity that he has opened
a new barber shop over James Mathews store,
where he will be found ready to attend all custo'
mersin the line of shaving, halr-cutung, dyelng
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

a livery sTABLE-Ben. Jewett is prepared to
business or pleasure, on the shortest notice.
Hearse at all times ready to attend funerals Iii
Stable on Market So ,near the POST once.
xonosba !: Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

A mule in the Scranton coal mines is 50
well broken that when he gets before q
load, going up slope, that he cant draw
he catches hold of a sill With his teeth
and holds on till the wheels can be block
ed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

NS etors Of the Eenogha Brick Yard, are prepar
ed to fill orders in any quantity Parties in want
Of brick will do we'll to give us call. Office at
Paul Sanders store. All orders promptly attend
ed to. lyl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

MI YR0N A. BAKER, Attorney and Counsellor a.
AVE- Law, Real Estate Agent. and Justice of tn
Peace, ConYeyancing and Collection of Claims
promptly attended to on liberal terms. Office u
Kimballs Block, cor of Main and Park SITS. 1y1~
Kenosha Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01
OAK esEgsDVEl sANaTAREUNE.

q Homeopathic. and aydropathic institute tol
Il the treatmentof Lady patients. Prof. II. P
Gatchell consulting physician. Address, Mrs. A
NJ. Gaechell, NJ. D., Drawer &c, Kenosha, wis. DR.
Gatchell will treat chronic diseases by letter. 81
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

kUKAlsF, A1s ea.s ALI a co, ssanussse. urer
Angurs-both power and hand and castings
every description. 1yz9
Kenosha wisconsin,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01
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e. ANSEL MOON keeps constantly on hand hand at
Taady Made Coffins. He also keeps hearse which
he can supply whenwan ted. All KINDS OF oaolnet
ware and Chairs are also repaired by MN.
South Bristol, April 18th, 1871
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

JENNINGS & HARRISON. Book Binders, blank
eD book manufacturers and paper rulers; special
attention paid to Binding. Music, Magazines, &c.
through Strickland & Co.'s book store,
No. 883 East Water ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
Orders may left at S. C.5ohnson's bookstore
24tf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01
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gE1EETH FOR THE MTLLIONll Allwho desi
FL Dental operations will find it to theirinterest
to call on me, unless they wish to pay premium
for BIG PRETENTIoNs. ISAAC GEORGE.
Kenosha, Sept. 81. 1863
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

A NOVEL WEDDING. The newspapers
are often called upon to chronicle the
marriage of a three score years and ten to
a blushin6, sweet sixteen" but seldom
have an opportunity to record the mar
riage Of a couple whose united ages
amount to one hundred and <orty-se ven
years. At the residence. of Mr.. E. r.
Dobbin, "Pine Grove in the town of
Waterloo, on the 18th uIt., was celebrated
the marriage Of Mr.. Samuel Soverhill, Of
Newark, N. j., (aged seventy four years.,
to Mrs. Amy Barclay. Of Hillsdale Mich
igan Gagged seventy three years.. The
Rev William Snow, who tied the knot
which ''bound two loving hearts as on"
is aged ninety years, and officiated at
the marriage of Mrs. Barclay. to her first
husband nearly fifty years ago. One of
the brides maids, Mrs. G. Van Epps, has
passed her seventy-third year The 9TH
er, the wife of the officiating clergyman,
is aged seventy seven years. The grooms-
men were all gray haired, though not SO
far advanced in age.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

n TRUEsDELL, Auctioneer, Kenosha, was.
"A . The patronage of the public is sohclteaL
Everything in his line attended to IN town ~
country
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

NATIONAL GAME LAVA national
game law for the protection Of antelope,
elk, mountain sheep, deer, and buffalo, is
urged as necessary by the Chicago Posi-.
The present rate of destruction will, in
half q century, cause this and other val
liable game to become wholly extinct.
Hunting on the plains, now -a-days is
often mere useless slaughter. TO kill a
dozen bufaloes, simply to get their
tongues, is thought nothing Of. Indian
tribes that have lived for ages on the in
come of these animals are thus cut of
from supply Of food, and they regard
sticking q tomahawk into a white. mans
skull as but small atonement for the
reckless mischief done to them. The
Post insists that the country ought not to
allow the determination of these species
il. they can by any possibility be saved
We owe something to the future, and the
efforts at least is worth the making even
if it fails,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21
nnr nssnns.

nfsssissfss, lsi Dee liis, 1915
Az nssilsf q ifs Mssfss Csaaiy nsf,
ksii Al fss Cfaft nsss 10 Diseaissient
ils fsllssisf gfsssstiufs ssFs lad
De ns,iss n Oss Dussisf, Jstfs We
j.t ,'i 4 w.. =; s,.. No., -. 80.
Psia'sa = s'.f' sss-' u'is. -fss n. shA
a.s,l 1 lsdss .es.l ...ss -,
siHs. ysd issfs I'D ~ ass tsss sffsiat-
81. sid ssnnittssS shsr Lsius ttssni .
sLsFi Use, sPFssTsd ssi read De fsilss-
leg PFssabls sd Fssslasislsi
hHEsEas, The people ef-'hs Stat. o.
I,s.sss, As,s. ~ ~ g. 80. q,
usi H. Bussiyk, % The sigh ssd Fsspaasib's
pssiti.A u Judge nPsa the saPeAs
Esn<k and 1EFanrrslas1sI -
NsssEAs, lie las hssu leading nss-
Isr Of iLis hsr ssr pssy year., shsrs b.
nAa began fhs practise II his psofsssisn,
snd iii acct With as Ter The lssi tias %
. prseiisisS attorney, pPs. he Ptssss'
sesssisn, lksfsisrs Ne IL 90 -. -,
Rsssisss. Thai rLiis Ne Tsgf.t ne sur-
dsriss Of frstsfhsi tiss witch have euly
sTswn sirshEsr asriugs PrAsiies 81 l~sr
" ssysa yesp 81 this hsS, sad sil ksse-
" fsi lhs shssase 81 his sigerOusisi sllss's
aud legal assrmsa, aAaths Tender eoafis-
sy wLieh he exercised isssids al, ~ yet
fssl preus ofils Loser ths s;ats hsseon'
fsrrsd upon Ne sss bar By piscins oar
respected brOihsr 10 The highest gsdi,ial
pssiiisn within her power. and KEGS that
BY bic fairasss and shilliy tie cause ~
lasiiss sai ihs hsssr Aad intsgrliy efus
State viii be preno,sd 10 the highest de-
gree.
spread on record. and poblishsd IN ~
BleemiuF,os papers, vhieA vets -nnan-
esssiy adopted. Judge Busklrk belnt
duly IN formed Of the action Of the bar,
eau. forward and asds sspe very adss,.
ing and appropriate remarks. and gave
the yosn ger members some very excellent
advice, which ~as appreciated bv all pres
ent, add closed his fsnarks by IA invita-
iiep 10 all, to cell upsa hIn that evening
at hsifpasi ssvea.
Amer many o. the msuhers bad express.
ed their idess upon the resolutions present
ed, Mr.. n. c.fosier, offered The following
sddiiisnal ssss; "a. % ...r....- -.
l. hhhhth, CUR ucloNeu urothsrf s""u :"
Mccoy, Who has long lived and praeiised
bis profession In this county, has recently
removed 10 The distant STATS offexssi and
% wnEskAs, our brother was,ssissinsi by
this entire community a. o sound, safe
aud faithful lawyer, aman OF nndoubtsd
integrity aud Of the purest morals, there
Il fore 'aN Hls H
Resoiped, That while We regret the r.
movni OF ro,her slocoy IRON our midst
We earnestly commend him TO the COMM
nifty In which he resides rs worthy oftht
highest esteem and fullest confidence.
Rssoirsd, That . copy Of the above pre-
anble and resolutions be published in or
papers, and copy be sent 10 John VI
Mccoy and copy 10 the, Clerk OF thu
County in which he resides. --.'-
Ater some short remarks by several Of
the msmsers, tho Bar adjourned.
! 7tsts Judge Wx. N. FRANKLIN.
Jso. II. EAsr, Seey. s'itrs . ss11.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21
sGy-we sincerely regret tho misfortune

f6y-we sincsrsly regret the misfortune
that lately befcl our brave, ehivalrous asd
generous friend, Col. Chsrlss II. Nichols
aud arc rejoieed 1t the assuran nee that the
would. be assassin did not fully accomplish
his fiendish purpose Of numbering in cold
blood an officer Of the law in ihs sworn
performance OF his duty. The Co'onel 7"
Deputy Sheriff OF Dallas County, under
j. NJ. Brown, and has already won, me
good will and kind wirhcs Of oil ourpesce-
loving, Law abiding.eitizens BY the fear
less, prompt and energetic dischsrgo Of
The onsrOus and often disagreeable duties
aovolvsa upon him BY the law. May he
speedily recover from'his ugly wound and
resume the duties from the performance Of
which there are few, others who could not
he better spared. .i suala 1 E :
p. s. Since the above was in type, the
subject OF our. notice has died and this AZ
ternoon OF . O'Clock hisremains will DO
borne by sorrowing friends to "the Garden
vs-.,.. ~ ,IinO-.---ii- r,---iind on yes'e'-
day morning ateight o'clock. The corpse
will be Inferred with Ma sonic honors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21
Tnr pforr.'s LITERARY. conrAsros.-

The PEop1E's LITERARY 'ComPAsToN.-
The January number Of The Peoples Lit
erary Companion, has been received. !.
presents as fine an appearance as ever, and,
of course, is filed with, all sorts OF good
things rs enterprising publishers, hessrs
E. C. Alien s Co., Augusta, Maine, appear
determaiued to publish q paper that will
please and benefit all, and its large and
increasing, general circulation proves that
they are succeeding, admirably. Tho CONS
panion is always very handsomely Illus
lrsfed, The price, for.sucha paper, Is very
reasonably iAfted, only sevehty ;f'vi's sants
per year, and each new subseribersssts :
fine, steel engraving representing the jour
rey Of Me, from childhood to old ago. II is
published monthly. ~ :ss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21
NJ Buy your Drsgs from H.yAs..

W-MOst OF our space in this issue 10
taken up by the Letter Of Gem Early TO
the London Standard, in reply to false
stat, ments made through tho columns Of
that paper by General Dsdsau, eI''ser''
tary Il, General. President Grant In refer
.nce 10 the relative strength Of he Federal
aud Con feders,e armies during the ists
war, in Virginia. We considered II
valuable document, and prefer red publish
ing il ali Il, one issue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

- Oar lsiss, sAi. fFsa 0sl'olss
o.. ii. i0iL iss,.-saly ten days senins
disl.lss ihs, the nail ssAsdals tine calls
for shiy fssF DAY. hssu'ifsl nail issii-
illssi Tts U, s, Pssi Gnss psfsHssa'
ought 10 b. tssasrsi . lssilsF Asisi fer
.rp, ai.isa In carrying the ssils
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

sSr Nov is the time to subscribe 10 the
STATE GAzkTrE-the only democratic pa.
per published at Austin, Ills published
Tri-wesklysn and Weekly, ~ S6'shd$ 90 per
,annum. Getters-up, Of clubs Of TEN viii
'reseiy. the paper onssyssr gratis. Send
the money BY your Representatives, or
lDelegates to the Denosrstie C0nsentien,
in Jsnusrys The State Gazetts, usdsr ~
.pressnta mansesm snb 10 aabold fsarlsss
lehanpions of siruss Democracy, and viii
lkise fofth mo uncsrtain sounds, aIi a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

- A iisspn 70 "a. 0sl''''ss Fss'
s.ys ilss Oss. hysslis As' es's ifss'
sss.s 10. Ne sssassi II he DsTs''-
.ssl u T.sss 70 . ss'slIy fssinssi, sst
.lii prsI.ely i.is ils Ala sssissi .As
Isaisss IA. fslss'ss ssis fissAsF' iA',
: a 70 sssrsss lAsi ,As Psy ~ o'as'.l
hsy Islds h.s. hsss stepped ~ ihs t'sa's',
Dsfsrissss tsssuss Ne has az 10 sii'ss''
ssyPlisi fssstiss TssPs rvs his ss-ais-
ssIial silLszi suihsTiiy. .-..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

.Iusr,xod is tho name Of nc- post Of.
fec on the rout from here to Dallas, Mr..
'Wadkins ispost master. Thisoffce is sit
ua,edo in ono Of the, richest portions of our
county. The black lands Of Enst Fork car
not be excelled in fertility in tho world,
and the neighborhood in which this Office is
located is thickly settled and is improving
rapidly Kaufman Stare $50 a. Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

nsA II Is source Of smertifcatisn 10
The Pub,iyterof The Herald mat ths NJ
per has been 90 bass,y printed for the
pee. NO OF thr.. ---l.. rl- e~'d ~ 9Th.
er has had q good dsslte 90 with il, 81
other things which We could not avoid has
also operated sgaisst uss We hope soon
10 >. sbi. 70 svoid csuss for sseA spslposiss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21
= On. n m, gr.,,es, remedies. vhic

~ Doe Of the greatest remedies, which
has achieved . popularity SURPRISING any
other preparation ever introduced 10 the
public IS Budys Family Bitiers. 1t is q
certain .curs for Chiifsa aud frer,ori dis
eases Or the Liver and Kidny,, Dyssniary
aad Far, as we'll assDyspfPsia, and has no
equal, The Ingredients of It's mannfacture
pssssss ths most yitnliring properties, and
have cured thousands, ana they arc exceed
.ingIy popular with the prt',c,ss I" Errry-
body Takes H.. sGs bazs'fg lh4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

a prsseksr ). wsusssr., wisso..is. has
b<<r discbsrf>t fof k<;sr p<rscskl q BIS
ke<rsrs. Be sid. III you should take q
hrrsi srd 4 II 4 riih the Hcly Gkost. and
sssfbsr and fnit Win vhiskE md c>n
Il \ corfrsr-tiDn ID nd 1T you take ysur
81 6irs. ne <ffsfy rbtld Be ft1e frxtF
s.T-uft rrr<t>f 70 ezra IN ri<< seair.
}. ~ src>~ - h<sr 49, he ninisfsr hss
Az.c<ssr s>tusfio1 soon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21
slrBy !, sIane. It our Byn.Dsal D

2 . H 81 - 4. -.
! efE By 8 glance at our Hynspssl De-
partment, this week, ii will be seen that
several modern Cupids, having found Psy-
ehss, slipped into matrimonial halter, and
there they lie, enrapln-ed like the bssoti-
ful boy Of Greece with curls shsdowing
The snow Of the bosom Of Cupid's '.orn
dear mother, who rose in shell from the
blue waves Of the Kgess, rocking upon
the smooth srells Of that soft ssa Of Sum.
psr-Land like . rildipg rose kissed By
the warm lips Of Zephyr in The riehGsrdsn,
Of stirrz. Well essr be il 90. 80
-sf1hs bee through many a garden, reysa 3
Aud buns his Jay Of eourtship Ger
But when he fnds, the fewer be loves
Hsseitles there and kurss 10 wore" 2
--Erespt once y.sr-vhsn ibe bills are
presented. $3.50, :, :. - ~ - ),
We see thaf OR sveetiittls frierd Miss
Axs1E cstE has enrolled in he army o.
II. married. Way jet g With her sos
good sd ss,; ard VIE leetiss bsutvsrd
over ne lsBf journey sbs hss nsl's, ny
shs srrisin via The peel - -,
..Ssr srs hss fines duil foolsisfs Won
Il rsnuon dust int phi % ftrtrs-
- -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

a y . -
SHOOTING ATrRAY AT BRAsHEAR,-lwe
learn from passengers by the mail steamer
this morning, some particulars Of . bloody
ARRAY at Brashear. ~ % I ~
s7IOn Saturday, the City Msrsha al arres tedl
Some two or three negroes. One Of them
attempted, to make his escape, and the
Marshal called upon bystandsrs to take
him, and finally, while the negro was run.
hing away, ordered bis posse to shoot
The negro was shot BY two persons, il eis
supposed fatally. Asmob Of :armed u groes,
inceused against the Marshal and. the
Mayor. OF Brashear;, Immediately collected
together and pursued them. They took
fcfugs IN the tent ofNoyes' circui, and
ire negroes surrounded the canvass. The
manager of. the eircus talked with and
paci6ed them, end they stated TO him that
they lvsre .after the City Marshal and the
Mayor, snd had nothing against the circus.
After the performances was over In the
tent, NJ. v ilsou, one Of {the dancers be-
Plopfina 10 the ethiopian siinstrels," .
= oIng Epglishman, some sighisen years Of
age. left the canvass With his budget Of
clothes, under, his arm, on his way to his
boarding house. The negroes were al
around, and the young man, having heard
81 si.,e sr.<ia,a al f6rnlfy. rss- -alarissd,
and walked away rapidly. The negroes
shouted to him. 10 halt. phereupon he ran,
and they ihcs Sired upon and Immediately
Killed him. A cor6ners inquest Yves so.a
afier mid, and ths shstiffs officers arrest
ed so1e sig or seven negroes implicated In
Killing young Wilson, who werc plscsd in
some pnblic building with . guard. Yes.
ferday mob Of armed negroes entered
The town TO lake ven eance upon the city
Marshal, who, they said, caused the FIRST
negro TO Be shot, aud also toreseue the
prisossrs last mentioned, and fight toek
place just befors shs steamer len in which
some four or Eve negroes we're killed. The
circus people ana : large number OF emil
ersnts we're On The sSeai1sr 1t the tine,
but did not, - has Been rnnored, psrfici-
pate In the 6eht The fght wss - the de-
pot, who're .fbs Marshal and posse Of
armed citizens we're Attacked, These Are
The facts q fnted to our reporter By {
gentleman Who wss in Brsshesr ~ the
tine.-r6sivesson New I, January Bib . {
4 Z. =. = = :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

ssas fs-ss. lsfs q stssi ihs ssss y
as u Gslrfsa 10 ffssssi lp'is
iisss iloi 80.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

tr ths dsssradsnls N psn shf
rashsl b. arms io Iss,si ihs s'AnP
at the tea iak, ed me 4ssf lsIlgf
seis IL ths Brlflsh fsfI.s'hsst We
look on in smsssnsnt q tbe spec
tsole prsseais eons lsss nsi
soms whui nay. Ne have done ger
duty in sndeasgfIns 10 mainsia
,hs principles u eus hiltrs !. End
az arc 0f The fact si.ai 20 srs 500
poserless and hslplsss--ous eniy
rsrthly consolation sslng that do
rived from . ssnss o. dsiy psIfosm'
Cd aud tho conviction that the
world xill yea learn 10 do 5ass'ss "
our ses aud n0liVes,
Very resPeetfslly.
}. A. RAkl.fs rrr
Ia. Lest cssusl cszs.sasis AL
ITSsasEsN. ksf, 10, ssN-
sop ffs sd. - sls isi.s sAs q shs.sisi,
H. a. s-is ssFtsis is2s - ~. tssss spsi& i.'s
49, - tf -A~1 .... =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

Col. A. n. Conner, d fndisus, ~hs has
screpted the Governorskip % Idsho, is The
father or Reprssentalive Conner. Of fexssE
n fsrner 10 Radical RepublicAn. while
t-e latter is . Democrat Thus il sssns
that the sdsxs Of, like father Ike son,s'
DO . not bold eood-in this Instance -
Issisatss Essssy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

ess4ss-Eh M. u.rfs, !, suHsss ~,
nsrirs = sbsuE sr1 s-rtpnt $50
10 y "a I. ssH - tEs Psssstt P-irr sssfAr
Nsrrt.th ssi5 sbiP ~ ssossst 9 -
srs<r<
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

NYEDfn at fiS q. oss
3lyl. nd Gsss and friends, and
gsssS|iHsEes sdos WHO followed him So
Va ll39ag, Diswliini, II Entirely at war
4H1sl with Nil uniform statcmS MS u, VII
III &ks tng and conversation ~ those w
wv IS ~ hon.} ~ was accustomed 70 con tle
~ " fls iSfssns thai no hes any written
itII}4N III III OF aess noNiotls fdnichts 81
.asa. tayn sss shnilepged.
~ TIE adocAniensa IN GeRst
on MISUNDERSTANDING. Thes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

Ncris y not sppsrspt that tbis
rst,rn fbr 1farsh, -l6es, 81 lie AT
ny of. East Tenntssse, s50ring
ls,5s7 present fsr duty being the
iisnticl number claimed as the
sires 81 Of Longstrests cops. is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21


(,
(
\
Wa 4
~ y
h.M
Fcisoo WAS also jil
HXEN 90 time do the
..t,Eft lor, from which The
~ ssse>l{{1f Lad alone -
~ 49, ,F->ssS'ps, sSceed Ave nil
N'sns, 's,t& Se White pnpuihr or 70
Wliowa 1mi'Si irUn which The Uni.
ga S,ases arey 'ul troops, exceeded
Jsgpsdst<Sa 'Ncr,y millions.
~ " ndaition e IBIS BY 'srgt boun.
N hes ltsrSs tns e'oi g uraw very
" u frr,eiY.t nonihe To-. station OF other
~ ssaftr,eF on h's continent and in
>i.s1t Pc, sna isals7 o5ia'net a large
hrnbcs Of iroops trpm nnong the
tlfes auJ iscc negroes Of tho South
,oa ironStbs d!saifeetet OF those
- ,cgionssSiich were overrpn by rs
...hi.s iha heis taken in con
n fi@.ahttit lae further ict hat
ihs igdctt goscrGment entered into
\, is soltsSt with Nil the prestige At
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21

/. It is, hard, for an empty bag to.
stand upright. ..z,.a .sz4s-.Eii /,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-01-21
I MARRIEDT

A small leak wiIlsirk a & great ship
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-14
misrellanp.
LOVES YOUNG DRHAM-ls7o.

IFrom scriher's MonsAiy.I
"Thank you-much obliged, old boy!
Yes, it's so; report says true,
I'm engaged TO Nell Latino ItH
What else could fellow. dos 8At
Governor was getting fierce
Asked me, with paternal frown,
When meant to 60 to work,
Take wife, and settle down.
Stormad at my extravaganza,
Talked of cutting of supplies
Fairly bullied me. You know; I'D
Sort of thing that despise.
Then he'd pause and sip his wine,
And remark, he'd never seen
Any girl that pleased him moro
Than that young Miss Latino.
Well, you know, lost worst way
At the races-Governor ragged -
So. TO sort of smooth things down,
Invent or and got engaged.
Sor; of put up thing, you see
All arranged with old Latino ..-
Nellie raved about it frat, f
Said her pa was awful mean =
Now it's done We don't much mind
Tell the truth, I'm rather glad;
Looking at IT every way,
One must own it isn't bad,
She's quite pretty, rather rich;
Mother left her quite pile;
Dances, goes out everywhere
Fine old family, real good style.
Then she's good, as girls 90 now
Some idea fwrong and right
Don't let every man she meets
Kiss her on the self.same night.
Jove the way some girls will act,
Who've been out year or twoi
Don't know what they'd blush to hear;
What they wouldn't say and do.
We don't do affection much:
Nell and are real good friends:
Call there often; sit and chat:
Take her round, and there il ends,
Spooning Well. tried il once
Acted like an awful calf
Said really loved her; then
You should just have heard her laugh!
Why she ran me for month:
leased me till she made me vince:
Mustn't tiirt With her !" she said,
So havn't done it since.
'Twould be pleasant to be loved
AS you read about in books
A,ngiing souls ana gentle eyss-
Love, and that, in all their looks;
Thoughts Of you, and no one else;
Voice that has tender rinG;I
Sacrifices made, and-wsll
You know--all that sort Of thing.
All that's worn.out talk. they say-
Don't see any of it now
Spooning on your financee
Isn't good style, anyhow,
Just suppose that one of us
Nell and me, you know-soms day,
Gets like that, on some ono else,
Might be rather awkward !-eh?
All in earnest, like the books - G
Wouldn't it be awful roaghs
Jove ifi--but shaw what bosh!
Nell and are safe enough
Take place in the spring think;
You'll be there, and wish mo joy!
Be groomsman, if you like;
Lots of fun. Good by, old boy."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-23
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