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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-12-02
MARKET REPORTS.
New Tork Market.

NGW AOEA M8EAGts -
NEw YoRK, Nov. 80.
Gold-the closing rate was 11oiallo4.
Cotton dull and holders anxious to SELF
middling uplands 19c.
General MarkeE-Flour steady and IN
moderate demand; snperfne Western and
State S. 70a6 90; good TO choice SO 5Oa1 Oo'
ST. Louis 81 60a9 25. Wheat, demand far
and prices advanced; red Western 81 59al
81; amber 63al 65. Corn frmer; 7s3s1s.
Cincinnati Markets.
CIKcISNATI, Nov. 80.
Cotton dull but unchanged; low middling
17sal73c.
Flour dull and prices have declined; fam
lily 5Oa6 IS. Wheat dull and prices have
declined; red l 41al "A Corn dull but I'M
changed at 44c. Lard, s!aSsc. Bulk meats
duh and prices dropping, hardly any de-
mand; shoulders 5a5ic sides 53a63c. Hogs
duh and prices have declined TO 25a4 40
Green meats-shoulders 4a4tc; sides 53a5sc
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 80.
Cotton closed weak and nominally lower
LIE. Flour quiet; superfne winter 90
as T5; extra winter S5a5 80; double extra
25a6 so. Wheat firm; l 43al So. Corn
firm; mixed on track 45c. whisky S93c.
Bacon-fair jobbing and order demand
shoulders &c; clear rib sides 74a1sc; clear
sides &c. Hogs active and firm st goal
20.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 80.
Cotton dull and lower; good ordinary III
al7ac; low middling l7kaI6ici middling lSs
aisle Corn scarce; new yellow on landing
T3c; old white in store 7Sc. Hay scarce and
firm choice 40 90 Sugar hrmeri common
to good common 64a73e; choice lOse. Mo
lasses firm; common 26a35c; prime 42a43c;
strictly prime to choice 44a4Tc.
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS Nov. 80.
Cotton dull and market unsettled at &c.
Corn, demand fair and prices advanced at
6la62o. Hay scarce and firm; timothy 20 90
a30 90. Pork dull.
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HENRY T. HELMBoLDs

Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
Will radically eIertminate from the sys-
tenn ScrofuIa, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers.
Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head,
Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rheun,
Csnkcrs, Runnings from the Ear, White
Svellings, Tumors, Caneerous Affections,
Nodes, ricketts,, Glandular Swellings, Night
Sweats, Rash, letter, Humors of all Kinds,
Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and al
diseases that have been established in Ne
system for years.
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BERNARDs Chill Cure acts on the liver
and bowels. Demands Chill Cure contains
nothing injurious.
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TT you want nice setts of Furs. 90 to
W. B. BENNY'S.
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r-00O e. 6. Drawers at so cents pair
A. J. Fl. PLAUT s. BRO.
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THOSE be.utiful Silk Poplius a,
II W. B. BENNYtS
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TTNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS as low
L ~ City oeDts. AZ the
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ANY one wishing to attend the Com
naercial School at Cincinnati or Nashville,
can get scholarship at this Office at a
small price.
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THE attention of our lady readers is
called 70 the advertisement of Demorest
Subscribe for it.
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4 GOOD ASSORTMENT of Lustres and
n Alapacas, at % and 35 cents per yard.
a the NEW YORK STORE.
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HINDOw SHADES, ten cents apiece,
" At the NEW YORK STORE.
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JOHN RYAN, the murderer of Miss
Owens. in Graves county. was sentenced
20 he hung. Judge Boon has not yet de-
siguated the time,
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A Ii WOOL FRENCH MERINA, at fifty
N and sixty cents per yard. AT the
NEW YORK STORE.
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HEALTH BEAUTY (!

Strong and pure rich blood-increase OF
flesh and weight-clear skin and besuti-
full mplexion secured to all.
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NTORTON HOUSE, q New Southern
NI Novel, by the author Of "VAlerie Ayl-
mer." svo- paper, fogr illustrations. Price
ST. cloth 81 so.
1t is story of the South, thirty years
ago, and the scene is laid entirely in that
region.
The young authorizes, who is q lady Of
North Carolina, has in her second effort i'm
proved upon the first. Sent free By mail, TO
any address, on the receipt of the price.
D. APPLETON & CO., Publishers, N Y.
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1000 Gray Flannel U. S. Shirts at
10 cents each, at J. Fl. PLAUT, & BRo.
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Fish !! Fish !!

- ISL = ISL
TIME season has again arrived for the
Fisherman; and after returning our
most earnest thanks for past favors, wewish
to say that we have again opened up bust
ness at our former stand at the
HICKMAN WHARF,
opnosite S. ". Whites store, where we will
endeavor to keep on hand all kinds of
FRESH FISH, which we will sell as cheap
as the cheapest.
nes- To all who wish to deal in Fish, we
will furnish at a reasonable figure, and any
persons wishing to peddle Fish through the
country will find it greatly to their advantage
to consult us, as we can ship to any point on
the railroads, and your Fish will not cost
you as much as to come with your team for
them.
nlA All orders carefully packed in Ice
and promptly attended to-
Address all orders to
JAS. W. SHEPHERD & CO.,
Box 127, Hickman, KY.
septic II.
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Famine Persia.

TUE Best Undershirt in the market-the
Il Shaker-at W Il. BENNY'S.
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81. Louis Market.
New Orleans Market.
Memphis Market.

Cotton dull and market unsettled at lS.
Corn, demand fair and prices advanced at
6la62o. Hay scarce and firm; timothy 20 90
a30 90. Pork dull.
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aleu- Adrertiseiaents.
Gu N DU r AaNG o.

BLISS, KEENE & cos Fluid Extract,
The wonderful remedy for Cancer, Syphilis.
Scrofula, Ulcers, Pulmonary Complaints,
Salt Rheum, and all Chronic Blood Diseases,
is prepared from the Genuine .Cundurango
Bark, from Lola, Ecuador, secured by the
assistance OF the authorities of that coun-
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
gBafbinatOn wurt. i'm srleu, bon

Dafbinston wurtt In 8rirse BON
1S12-1S14 BON ben 9riten anss,iinbst
anb 1886 brnnntt has pcabspartsmtnt
unS bic palentUiies pOaftdnris MEIER.
Sn ptttsturs SsrR6rts tine Ssusrs.
btunlf i'm Sabre 1845 1000 6duI.r, mo.
NIT elm Ssrluf pon psnisitsns 6 Nia.
Dole. Osrbuntsn nar.
philadelphia rsrIcr bur& Gsusr 1850
400 @sbdubs unb St. eOuts (1949) 419
Siaitr unb % DampftOote, pOtst Ie6s
0lia. GUaars an Glssnlbum In 8au&
aufSins'n.
Sn benz srrbtn 9rants su YOrlIanb
One i'm Suit 1866 psrbranntsn 1000
9tbauSt mt strsu Wsrtbe pUn 0 Wiiq
Dras.; bic 8trftsrunesn belitfsn i6
bSb1sns auf 4 Nia. GUus.
Sn rem ttilii&sn 8tfsunssn parsn
Die wi&tisfsn GsusritrdnRs bic pcu
Gusbte I'm SABRE 1S45 unb bic pom ct.
SObn In NswfcunpIanc. wslGs lsbters
bic san,s Start In sIusn afGsnbaufsn
usrwanpsIfe (lS46).
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
Cine merfipdrSise Gofonie.

Dem enstif&sn parlamsnts III In Gorm
stnss Slautuhes ein Ssrt6t iiter bic
raatflhe @uIone am Slu0t @bupat la
pata9onttn uCrsrIrgt wurpsn, Der ffh pis
Elm Gcman lief. untsr Sibrung zines
Snbsptnrsntsn 9filIi6sn bate IH I'm
Sabr 1865 cine 9.lsll6aIt pom $50
Baltiern. Ndnnsr, 5rauen uno Stnpsr,
mad btefm unbetannttn eanbe tssstsn.
Die eeute lino NIT Nusnabme ber pattgU,
nti6en Snpianer Don Der eanjsn Nieni&'
bett 9strennt, uno ba ibr srIsgentltfer
3aneelsprrtttr NIT Suenpe-&prss In Sol
as elmer StrsiiabrtSsn Diirrs, reI6e prs
Jtstie unmDBIth maht, unttrbru6sn 1T,
wuree i'm Nprtl a. c. bas britiIhe 8enU'
nsnboot ,,Grtdtr mad Der Mlnoung pes
&burat 9sianrt um 3u srmittsln. pb biels
absnttusrliGfn etute lih nod i'm 2ancr
Ger esbsnbsn bsfnoen uno ME eS itnen
8ttt. Der Seiu& fam b66f sslsssu, unp
bate Der Commodore rss Sabr;euges
ntGt stusn bstrd6llidsn Gtsil Isinsr Dor.
rdtte entbstren t6nnsu, 70 bate Is sur
3stt fGltmm NIT itnsn esfanben. Seit
,stn Wonatsn batten ls nur pou SrOo,
Butter, Wiilh uno 70 pisl 0uanacp unp
Strau6feil6, oils Gie burh Saecen Ih
psrf6nfsn fOnnttn, sslebt, ba tbr wsut.
9ss 5ornoteb GOO 6aupD pisl Ju psrtb,
pca iir ft mar, nm porldufig ais Nab.
run8smittsl gsbrauht ,u perftn. qano'
mribltaft unU 8ub,uGt iinp rts Be.
i&aitisuussn Der GiupObnsr auf rsr
Gclcnts, psl&t li6 In elmer Auceebnung
pCn ttpa 3stn Wsilsn ldnss sinss 5balss
BON rst6lt6 an9sI6prmmtem 8ppsn, rsr
uur 9srtn8sr Drainage bsrart srRrsdt.
Der 5ptiiatrtsen Iiirrs fUlsts cline IN.
bsilvcllt usbsri6psmmuns; unisr giinili.
gen Ssrbaltnihsn trdst atsr Der iunsIrlu
lt6e Srben Drrtbtsfalttstn Grtrag an
sDeijtu. Sn rem bsreissn 9anpe, mo- Der
GDupat sntiprinst, III ausatt auf Mins.
raIsepinn porbanpsn. 8lttns Sabr,suss
tOnnsn, ben Glub binaufltrenb, bis 3ur
GClcnte gslan9sn, absr bic Ginfabrt NJ
ltwtsrtS, unp her geIfebr NIT Ntp Gulf
9slGtsbt bauptidhlih ,d 9ance, bas aui
stnrr Sirsfe pUn 40 Ntilsn auf uutt.
i&laasnen 9fsresn raIFrt wsrrsn mue.
Die @cloniftn snttrbren bis isbt pislsr
DtnSs. Gs mauaeIt ibnsn all 0arbtrcte
une on rinsm @r,te. Gin 5anbperltr,
Der bic 8Iiutrrtunps stn wsuis petlistt,
perGsbt bis jsBt BIZ Stsus nss 9sbtersn.
sic babsn tsine 4rmsn, fftns Sttusrn
uno du6sr Straubsnftpsrn feline @slp.
wdtrune. Die @plputs estGyt Der @rs,n
tinilhsn CONFEDERATION, unb In abwtfsn.
btit tiuss 8:prdisntantsn Der National.
rtetsrun9 wdtlen fe alIidbrli& psrmttttlli
Saaptose @smrtnrttsamts. 0siinanis
unb psFtuasn anb bel linen unbstannis
Diu9e. Nftt ZEN Sabiuusrn ftbsn Rs auf
auitm 6uhs unp ptttcbrtn NIT tbusn.
aud trsibsn Rt 0tlsesn!ItGsn 6anrsI nit
Susncs. Nprts - Gins eanprsiIs, wdbrsnb
wsl&sr wsnts rrsr gar tetn UaTsr 3u
fnpsn IN - rpbin fe tnbianif6s Gro.
butte, 6rGe. Strauaenfsieru u, T. 10. len.
ben. Gas Stlimd III lsbr ssiuno unb bic
@rlunir brauht meter nibts fir ibren
Grfcls, ale Ssrtsbr nit ter iibrisen Bslt.
3n 3utunit fed ras mad rem 5aitlanrs.
tulrln asbenbs Srteasiatf oliibrlt6 In
Nsp Gull antottsu, bic 0ilbs etr Qu.
etnpsIt Itrrbrinssn unb ib mad tsm
gGctIs unb rem 0srsiSsn Der Gclonts sr.
tunptstn.
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Die DcrIbipunSrnc Srdut.

Gpr mtbr ais ,sbn Sab.sn srrsats elm
asbstmni6prass Grsisnt6 In GnsIanp gro
bss Aufitbsn; bur& sinrn 3ufaa N paI
fsIbs srlf pcr Surjsm, rts sin ensltItse
Slatt btrt6itt, CUR AuitIdruug gstCmmsn.
8rdul. Tttsr fsiertt In rem ibrer SAINT
lie asb6rtlsn, na6e tsi Geinbura aeIsasntn
eantbaufs itrt 6Ubjsit. G3 mar Na&
mitta9t fiiuf llbr, an sirsm ItGnrn Scm,
msratsnc, ais cas- 8tf unier 9t.ilnatms
IabIrrihsr 0dife aeisisrt wurcr, unO man
ttl6lpe. bic Stunfe tis aum SslmlbIr
nit Ssrltdsn lpisltn ausiufl(ltn. aqt
0das psrtbttItsn fi6 in ban 9irien, nm
gsrf:dpllBs lu Iudsn, uno man btannn
bas Spisl. Nah elmer Stuure fanp 4 b
eis 8stllhaft i'm srubtn Saals pisptr
BuIammsn, bod - - ole Braut febte,
unp wsptr bsr Srdutisam nod ireenr
sin @df bate ae bdm Spiel auffinpsn
t6nnsn. Mdn pdrtste cine, ;psi Stunoen,
pur&lSbtrtt has game 6aus bis auf bic
esbstmfsn Btntsl, psrssblth. Die 8raut
bItsb osrftrunrsn, uno isst fin9 man
an gu mutbmabsn. as I,t aepnltiam snt,
fitrt tpOrprn. Nah aqen 3t&tunasn
wurcsn Scisn 3u Yisrre ueaelsnpst,
cod ile tstrt,n ale luriid, Obns aud nur
bic lsifsift Spur BON tbr tntesdt su baden.
Gle bltsb pstlapunbfn, unb bic 5amtIe
perlte6 enblt6 bic Siua, um fe ME pierer
gu lsbsn unb 4. tlisb Isitbsm untswcbnt.
8Irjli6 fam nun tns @sbiube burh grb.
Itaft an stnsn anpsrn Gissntbimsr, Der
fOalst& gu ben srfOrrtrl6sn AusttiItr.
uuqsn ihrItt. Da ssitab se, pas RE
3aursr I'm pttriisn Stcdwett In etnsm
abaslssrusn, fcnlt gan, lttrsn .3immer
siusn srObtn &OFsr btnsrtttn, BIN Rs
aus gtsusttres Sfnsisn, unO ,u i6um
GniisBsn fancen iie in ptmieltsn Elm rpsib
li6se SttIstt. In ptrmoerrtt 9apptn ron
Grausntlttesrn erbtat uRb NIT @.
lhmstte betansen. Wau ertannts ais
talo, bag IS tte ustsrrsns res unalld.
ltt'n 6rduIsins 8t6tsr rareu. gBabr.
i6sinlis bate lit rsu JOfsr gum gnl.d.
plas sspdblt trr D.dsl mar ins S1lce
esfausn, uns bd lie ttnltlttn BON Suntn
ni6t ptsbsr gu Sfasn ptrmchls, mar 4,
srftdt. Die unSlIdIi6s Sraut batt. I'D,
fsItif In ibrsn Sars sinssl&lcTtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02

9n Rtp. Orleans rauntt Elm burhse'
trannits pfsrb In cine 8tr&t unb brahtt
rsu prtbIssr aus btm @Un,spt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
CHAS, OCHS'

NtSefil: uilb S3icr=QStrlD Dic1dff.
llntsrjnGnstrr mn4t Fisrmit irinsa 8rsunbrn
urb etn Isutibtn itberbaupt betanrt fne CT in
etr Ttnn gprrur, in Dem friibsr prn Gerarp
9inllsr brRpbntrn 2pfaIr, tint gBiriblaatt rrtf-
net bat unS Iabrt gllls freunbliblt gum 8tlI )
sin. GsrGnft frifS Hnp Speiitn i5madbafi.
(9i9) Gbprlts Ohe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02

- Der ttuiI6s gOHerrb 8spral,utant
Dsssnsr III tn Der IeBten s4abl In S,ras
untsrlsasn. Or mar 8,publttdnsr unb
mubts NIT fur cen tlnwiqrn biesn, ben
Die Sar8sr ssSsn Die Ntlitdrwirtbf&aft
Wrant's bet ter Babl gum ausbrut
hradttn.
-Sn Yscda, Sa., III i'm aIter BON rs
9abrrn Der In 1910 naa qmerita .iuo,.
wanesrts @tO. Gr. @aGsr, Der srie b.Ht.
i6t AnilsOlsr In SsCria, felt 1880 bort
pObnbaft 9tRcrbsn. Drlslbs bate ,u.
SIsth bic srlis Sisrtrausut In Saino!s
nngtltat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
S0G0fU ultima S0iaS

eadaranna aStuut, nabt brm Depot
Gbas. ErOpp, YrUpr.
Gas pbist In tsiisr @tifr rinsrribtsts Saus
1T nit AlIsm ptrirtrn, mas ptm aprptr jur Siar.
lung unb 9rfriitura nStbig II.
@jutts Bier, bic frinlrn 0fine, QiapTrt unh
Gisarrru, rrarwr uus taItr Ssfilsn; guifrru, au
isbe 9Irt jubfrtirt.
Gin frinrr Sdal fir Ddmrn unb Samilitn.
I'm jablrriEtn 3uipru& srlutt lsiur JIsune
25InS gbas. Irppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
Bum SScrfnuf.

Gtnt 8autrtt ron so adtrn, tpusuu As gder
tllliptrt. bret Rttlsn rUH Ii6cIiun, an her ".
ME e'r TIL, sdda. II. g8 Gilrntatn. Die Ser.
btferunStn fine Gin fItins5 gErbnbaus, ;pri
S6tusrn une tine gnjabI Grudlb6ume. 9Bri.
ttrs ausfunft tftbtiIt 8. g8. RCpre, ecu
q. 20, habitE cher 9piliam Gamptfa In 5ar.
trryuillr, "a. f9o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
0HirtbS. 1lub GpffbouS.

Der llnts3ri6utts tmpfrblt irinsn Greuntsn
unb len Dtuif6tn iiterbaitpt irin an Ter Sad.
lpnlraBt, rbrrbaIb esr Diain, S9tr parf, afItas.
rrs 9Uial, pO fs ftts bic bslfm OrtranIt Sprfn-
ben pfrefn.
SUlibt 9suir ISnurn jsttrlsit cute Srif uuh
ersis baltlb srbaItrn.
Au6 psresn in hem @fbIutt ntttuau ale IN
has SattIrrfah rinitIasrntsa Arbtittn ansrlrr-
tist Cerr rpartrt. 25n9
Mnbre1s SbSr,
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ROBINSON & MENZEL

AeN%D11NOO1N o. 1N1GIN AGh
trlaubtn lid. siutm psrsbrtrn publfum rgrbrnli
anlujsisrn, bab ft cine nrut unb rlrsantf Rslf.
aurnlton an pbisrm plaBr rT6Tntt babtn une
tstns Wlubt fRsusn prresn, ibrs 6jGIfe auf eds
Stlts ju tseitnsn. 8sssImdbiss SofsGnssr ju
bsrabseitBttn prriIen trpiribst.
Die ausesu&tslen SptiIsn unb @strGnie
Ttretn In fiirJeitr 6rift unb ttfftr art ierpirt
une fur CUTE lnisrbaItuus sbsnfaGs SOrss &C.
tTc9tn.
DurG bisrtftt gtrbinbuus NIT ttn trIlen Sm,
pcrieurrn ron Rtp.gprf inb mir ifrts nit fri.
l6tn paisrldnetlten unb tinbeimiibtn Telifat-
tItn reritbtn uub ma6rn bier defenders auf
unIfEs SBstns fur 6amiIirngrbrdua nufmtrfiam,
bic mir bilistr AZ liefern i'm Stanbe line, ais
trstne sin 0siR6ft biflsr @rsrnb.
9s laefn Su eintm rtiun @lnie Mtiu phT
ansrsu Grfrii&unssn frruubIi9i1 elm
RetiuIpn u. WtHitI.
Srantpn q. HSp. 1870.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-02-15

summary dislocation. on the spot He
was got down with difficulty, and once
down he was NOT grateful. Il - a
b "A pretty fool you have made of me,
he said to- Clara, as he walked away
rubbing his wrist; C and pretty pair
OF fools you and that boy are, too."gs
Still, after all, he was not SO bad as
L expected-to to find him. He was man
who kept his word, and for that have
always respected old Rowley. Clara
and [ saw each other in more ration
al manner. I went to the hall once or
twice; she was at my house on my 18th
birthday; at little party, which my
mamma absurdly called "juvenile in
the invitations; and there Jack Ed
wards was too attentive to Clara, and
raised a jealous demon in my breast
gS I went to London shortly eafterward
Clara and I were to be engaged when [
"passed," and if I were of the same
mind, her guardian said. But we were
not. While I was walking the hospi-
tails fellow in the tallow-trade walked
off with Clara, and do not think she
resisted in the least. @Ez
It was an excellent match, though he
was forty seven, and very stotit. went,
down to the wedding, and returned
thanks at the breakfast for the brides
maids, one of whom has promised to be
mine when [ set up in business for my
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6 Chu's''-by victim C tVVhaIcd,'--(;rat b.
by'' Fcmpers--hHiInsu1t ssSmeIt.n Id la
T From the New York Post, January, 24l. q 5l.
Tile last fish story comes from New
Jersey. Lately, in the, interior of that
State, mild-lookiug country1nan en-
tered railroad car, bearing a bundle
tied up in q handkerchief, which he
placed under his seat at the end of the
car. After travelling along for about an
hour, a Lady sitting in front of the
| countrynan was observed to move un-
easily IN her seat, and to cast savage
glances at seemingly respectable man
sitting by her side.
In few moments another lady still
further to the front sebecame uneasy
and at last, risingin her seat, requested
IT some gentleman in the car would pro-
tect her from an elderly-looking gentle
man by her side, and whom she stated
had insulted her. ga z-.-., ~.
A dozen persons offered their assist
ance, and before the accused could
speak in his own defence his hat was
iammed over his eyes, and he was drag
ged to the rear of the car. b5vas 81 y.
sAWhile there, and carrying on with the
avengers war of words as to what the
hldignity meant, still another lady rose,
also seated further up the car, and ac-
cused a gentleman sitting behind her
with improper conduct. A rush was
made for insllter number two, but that
gentlemen vigorously defended himself
with a large walking stick he happened
to have (and which by the by was one
cause of the last trouble, his accuser
stating that he had indecorous1y been
rappmg her ankles under the seat with
the same), and while the struggle to get
at him was still in progress somebody
IN the front ofthe car shouted 1gEhere's
a snake on the foor,n "A scene then en-
sued. The LADIES' in the car clambered
up on the seats and many got on the
arms and backs of the same One ell
derly maiden managed to stand on the
backs of two seats, in the best circus
manner possible under the circumstan-
ces, while a young mother threw her
baby into a parcel rack, and then hung
convulsively to a ventilator.
~ The confusion awoke the country
man, who, on being told of the snake,
first felt in his bundle, and then ex-
claimed, 6 I'm blamed if that old eel
haint got loose, y started for the front,
and soon returned grasping firmly an
immense eel, which he, had first caught,
while out fishing, but which, when
brought into the car, had managed to
get out of the bundle, and had wended
its way to the front, loveingly caressing
the differentsvarieties of ladies garters
which he encountered on the way.
Apologies given and received straighten-
ed everything in that car -b1lt the hat
that was jammed down, and the coun-
tryman leaving at the next station, no
blood was drawn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-02-15

JoNEsBoRo is the oldest town in Ten
nessee. The first newspaper published
in that State, was commenced IN Jones
boro, though soon after removed to
Knoxville. There Andrew jackson
figured in his early days as cock
fighter and duelist. On hill which
overlooks Jonesboro the hero OF New
Orleans met his antagonist, to settle
the difficulty according to the code,
on which occasion he is said to
have acted with the utmost GOODNESS
It seems that cold Hickory" regarded
his opponent as a poor shot, and al
lowed him to shoot, which. he did,
missing Jackson, who then advanced
with his pistol presented until his op-
poser ran, when Jackson fred mp II
the air, thus vindicating his hono1
without trying to take the life OF his
| fellow man.