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Posi- OFFICE, WASHINGTON CITY,

Posi- OFFICE WASHINGTON CITY,
January IA, 1884,
LNROM and after this day, the FIRST EASTERN MAIL
J. will close at p. m. daily.
The GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL-embracng Rich
mond and south of that place-wl hereafter close at
p. m. daily. @. X. GARDNER, p. M.
Jan. l4-3t
NOR RENT, the coinmodieus tyvO-st0ry brick dwell
ling owned by Jacob b. Moore, esq, situated Slh
street, F. between the Patent Office and General Posi-
Office buildings The house is in good order, in of the
best locations in Washington, and will be rented
able careful tenant Inquire of DR. A. Ii. Lee,
7th street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall,
Jan. 5-eo3tif A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
CHLOROFORM
WYNN. B. LITTLE IL co having made extensive
w rangements for manufacturing this beautiful and
agreeable substitute for supharc ether (o purposes OF
nhaation) prepared furnish it any quantity
which may be required.
As proof of the superiority and purity of their choro
form, they would respectfully refer those interested to Dr.
Charles I. jackson, OF this city.
WIN. b LITTLE 81 CO, Druggists,
and Manufacturing Che mists,
l0i Hanover, corner OF Salem street, Boston.
Jan. lI-lws
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ID ICH and costly articles or Jewellery, &c., to be dis
II posed OF by drawing otshe subscriber has hand
rich and costly of Jewellery, Watches and fan
cy articles; part of which he has determined dispose
OF in the above manner.
Those ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of taking chance
pectfnly invited call at the OF
Jan I4-2aw3w r. KEYWORTH.
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I,OR rent the new three-story brick house at the
OF II and l7th streets, square north OF the
War Office, containing eleven rooms has back building
and brick stable For terms apply the fret house
OF the above, JAMES l.. CATHCART.
29-3IaAYiG
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CRATEs and STOVES selling on at cost have re-
,ininy on hand great variety Of CRATES, cooking.
md wood stoves and radiators As he season 4.
,bst advanced will sell them AT cost for cash An
In ,ant of stoves at good bargain are requested 10
V ~aon az the stock is fast diminishing
H.. on hand good assortment of hardware and house
finishing articles All OF which will be sold cheap Tor
kash. q WOODWARD Penn avenue
qeod Between 10Th and llh streets.
DRosE WALTERS OF GEnAsf-A ' selection &c. from ron
,he hest prose writers OF Germany translated mo Eng
W, e II Hedge and other writer's and edited by Rev
Fgmess, o. Philadelphia vol svo. Just published,
1 90 'h ,o o"S +. TAYLOR.
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DOARDING.-Mrs. HAMILTON, Pennsylvania avenue,
ID nearly opposite Coleman' Hotel has several large
yet unoccuped which she will be pleased 10 let to members
OF Congress- permanent transient boardes among them
three fine front
If
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~ A. BEEKMAN, from j. WhitunRhan's, ESQ
Il. Broadway, New York, has just opened a handsome
OF evening and other dresses, French embrod
ofother rich fancy goods, Hands Hotel Jan. IA
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FURNISHED HOUSE to let, three-.tory with back

building, containing eleven rooms and situated
Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 18th
the War Department. Inquire the drug of Wether-
bee a. Bates opposite the Seven Buildings, Pennsylvania
Nov. 9-du
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H,ULLER's HOTEL, Washington, ID. C.--Messrs

fI,ULIER's HOTEL, Warrington, ID. C.--Messrs.
and the travelling public that they will open their
KEW HOTEL the Of agenne and l2th
Crset on or before the LIST of December This house has
erntendence of the subscribes therefore they Halter
themselves all the requisites of rst-rate hotel Will be
und at their establishments The furniture is al lentely
and no expense has been spared to obtain that which
lis elegant and comfortable.
The situation of house is considered eligible
an their stand the OF 18th street and Penn
ysna avenue Vacated by the subscribers last Novem
hr being nea er the CAPITOL and hanive min
us walk to the Presidents House and the public depart
ments. ID. .I
To our old friends and guests we tender our sincere
thanks for patronage heretofore bestowed and assure
Them that they will find cordial welcome at their new
house, and trouble will be spared TO render them rs
comfortable as their own fresides.
To our future friends and guests we offer good house
and ALI the inducements Aforesaid, and beg their pa
Tonage.
Poers will be in attendance at the cars and steamboats,
on their arrival, with the badge of Fuler's Hotel
No charge for conveying baggage :, -
Nov 5-du "A. W' r.. IL. FULLEh.
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AMERICAN AND FRENCH REsTAURANT,
South side of street, near l7M street. Jew steps iron
'0" te Var Department

1,uE above establishment is ready for inspection.
By walking up the porch of the house adjoining the
- y,siters viii meet with proper attendants to show the
looms. . ~ ~
Ian 6-eod2W
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..,r,,, xUVrCEKs OF GLE KsIANY-A selection
EXCHANGE HOEL.
Washington City, c street, IN the rear Of Cofemans
7 %'"o' and Bropns Hotels,

nv T. NJ McILHANY, LATE OF VIRGINIA.
Iv,Sfspacous establishment, having been newly reiii-
"a arJ furnished in all its departments, is now open
h nubc Tor patronage and support II is situated al
distances from the railroad depot, CAPITOL pat
to and general posi- Offices Boarders vlsers ana travel
rcd uDon moderate terms Lee Ei--uitHo
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TNTANTED.--A situation by able-boded young man
w capable OF doing housework gardening, work OF
any kind Apply at this office.
Der I'D
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THIS Morning Will he opened, direct from New
i York. at w. PhlIlips's Cash Store

THIS Morning Will he opened, direct from New
i York, at &. w. PhiIiips's Cash Store
New silks, cashlneres, alpacas, &c., among which are
10 pieces rich cbangeable brocade silks
do do do
Is do do Poult de Sole silks
do plain changeable do
do rich satns
do Turkey silks
DO plaid popln silks
do white satins, very superior
do wide black silks
do black and blue black silks
do satin plaid cashmeres
10 do plain mode-colored silks
20 do printed silks
ALSO
40 Tartan plaid long scars
10 do very superior do
do hall mourning do
Is A Moche square shawls
80 Terkerr do
20 very superior four-iace shawls
Together with many other goods for adies dresses
which invite the attention of purchasers
Oct. 2l-ihf G.. w. PHILLIPS.
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|DLANK Account Books.--Ledgers, day books, cash
ID books. blank books, NC, &c. Lately received by F.
Taylor OF them unpacked to-day large supply OF
blank books OF every kind SIZE and variety OF bindings, Of
the best and finest quality in every respect we'll AS all
other qualities down the lowest grade OF price, Tor sale
unusually low prices.
Ai,o hne letter paper ruled, at 81 so per reom wrap
dozen. Bank books of all kinds and sizes.
Jan B.
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kIOTICE.-I have hand and shall constantly have
~ during the winter number of bounty land warrants
for forty and one hundred and sixty tracts Orders
from distance Will be promptly attended to- Office OPP
posiis the Patent Office. w. b. WEBB,
Dec 29-3aw l2Wif Attorney at Law.
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~. Railroad steamboat Line to Richmond and
~ Petersburg, Va Charleston, s. c., &c.-Change Of
hoprs-The public advised that the Powhata
instead n hitherto Passengers by this line reach
fredericksburg IN ve Richmond in eight and Petersburg
in hours after leaving Washington. For further partc
ulars, apply The Captain on board, or TO
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Dec 9-3tawlm H&Ltst-l
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THE ARKlNSiy PLANTERS < MERCHANTS
 AL A N A C.

TINHlS annual for ht yesr is4s, will be published
 on or aboai the Ist oi October next, and will syh;bit inc usual astronomical tables for the Deri- d,ps of Little Rock, St. Louis, Nashville, Jackson and New Orleans and will serve tOT all the western and sosih western States. lt will embrace various other matter of general interest 10 ihe planting. tner- ,ant;le professional and religious woFid. IL Will xb,bi, esperialty church calendar, and sli events tor the veal is4g of which information can be ob famed vii be inserted All denominations Of Chris ,,,ps ,hroughou, the west and south west, Of what ever sect are respectfully invited to sGrnsh. post rs all notices oi conventions. syDods, associations Nr That are s take place far the coming year. Re- h-i us statistics are also respectfully solicited.
 inc publisher also offsrs bis pages 10 professional ,uf husIness men as medium for advertising. ri,~s.oaai ot business card ot six liHes or less will b- tnselled lor the sun oi S5aa aaVeTiisNment of hIf fage al Si0-and whole page al S2)--4d- ,er,,seTeu,s that oyer-run will b@ charged, the first 8. hair raep, the second as whole page, and Inc ilird as page and hsif. Any individual ordering ts copies or more his card or atveriIseneht Will bo p,A,e on the back CT also without addItsona charge. There will be published ;ro edl'Iohs-ihe i.f.rr 10 coalan ts 10 to pages exclusive of adver useaeuts. the Drice of which will bc made known a, as early day as possible-the smaller o 5 pages 10 contain inc usual astronomical tables and the sd ysfu.ernent of whoever may order b-price s per hu6dted not less than 800 copies oi which must be ordered for special advertisement or inc fesidue ot 800 being made up of the larger edition.
 4 calendar Of the courts of any of the adjoining States will be inserted upon receiving orders to iie anoant of l000 copies.
 An orisIs 10 receive attention, mus; be post paid sHt scsospaaicd with the cdsk; and II intended for assertion should reach by the 18th of August
 PHILIP L. ANTHONY.
 Little Rock, Aug. s, ISIS. 4s-
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Kit Carson.

The trips of this f,nioRs f ont er-n,sn across the prsri not certainly oveS "brds of fos-s'' 4 CslifcTBia ecrrrs ondent of the N. '. CSasisr writes thus, gisias Lisa of the every days ocs utrehces oi bis yensaresome life
 We had scarcely come in sight O. the river Los Anglos) whea the yeis and shouts of the indiaus were beard, and looking 10 our lef,. perceived several sandy kh iis dark with Pah-Uths Root Disgsrs. They bcekOnrd ns to coase on, crying out they were frieBts. Thar language being dialect of the Utah, Carson understood mn h thry slil. Nit warned ihcn of, i-iIiag tbcm they were bad tite whites angry with them, bcc ause they stole animals aud tTeacheFoasiy marde ed the whites One old fellow in eorpalencc and rotua- dity equal 10 Jack Eaty's friend, Mir. Oxbciiy-- being alore ventures than the rest. and perhsps ambitious desirieus of ssguaixiag himself. sp- preached 10 Silbio lew yards of as, Here iaking a bunch of arrows into one hasd, he he held his bow repay in the other, and twitehisg hts qaiver around little forward oi the shoulder. he boldly insisted upon stopping to trade OB bim Csr. son wasted no words, hat. raised up hts rife. when this swk ward, nude ia'np of 1utsB flesh waddled of, somewhat SfteF the fashion of tast-runaiBg pengaia. Some oi the Indians follow sd us short disiaaee snd then turaed 10 tliear hills their villages, which near by. That evening we encamped a iie valley ef the Muddy, where ==s ulase esrFaI eG aieSfhs bushes io secure oar aai- usals al night.
 IVY had net yci completed this work when about
 ~rh' thoiahs dPfedfeA oh the opf,isils rse oi ti1 fiseE, aud. ir rocky blVh, of them com uiencea hsrFsag,ng Us. He said that they were
 riends- they wanted 10 trade. not to 6ghi and thai we must return wl'epee we came, If tribute Ol some kind was not paid them for psaSia: throa sii their country. CArsoAs reply 10 this was that he knew them wel-thst the whites did not like ths Paul fhs fer he would kill sad rob. The DsR- gers are bad to the hiIes. he continued, .ihey say they are friends get nto camp, aad then murder. adding, aside. to 1hespiaa expression, s'tyb yoa dd rascals : ksow you Hee.iH' | stsnd ther. presehin to nie Il went de you kiad e good. The iDdians positively denied tise aboSe sscrsauos w hea ki saij"'rlss rah- Utha iies. Several bow wsse iian'eti itely sisapg, but eaIy o8s arrow && discharged, aud the daiisg ssvags who peEpe,raie. this Fash deed rsiafasd te his lodge aud his saaa~ suffering perhaps q ing, ifoas the anad infiete. by The Fcnh5 arrow of the white msa's hfe-bo V We saw 80 more Root Diggsrs that day in n, evening ws burnt ring, sbo0t sight feet wide around ous camp aud corral Ihas sFectuaiy pre-
 venting the laoiaas fIoR dtiying away throag The nsaRs of fire, wihch by I2nising the cry aess. bot for the prceausiea we bas ,akee. could easiI ! have besa doas."
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VII, they feilaw Aim ,

l he Rosioa Atlas. uie Esens isaneDltai Whtg paper m Mssaehn-etsy, sf CT printing the speech ef Mr. Webster si Mssshhss5, In which hs declared himself fer Gen Taylor. sxeiaims
 "NeS. then. ihst MT Webster hes boldly entrSed the tiss for Gen. Taylor where ia the whlg n the Unicn who will heststsf We expect to hear nexi a response from the great s.aissmaa cf keatacky, ''HES&y CLAf"
 h may be tisai Mr. Clay xiii biassslf esn- siFw.aed ta yield te tbe aPestaRiasss ef old sad iong tired friends. bat whether he dses CT hes tss position ef ihs whg party ss the ssssh is ssss q sahcrdiaasioa. They have -aaisns ysi soisas-~ws care net whieh- pat themselves ia h4sssss sa& =ss drawing side by sds with feesfsissa and zhsiiiiss whsls they protest fhsis sbherssses sf .sslaiseh asd ttsir ssetioa to the eesssAstssa. iisey "ssss qsscasy tcispw the ,ee4 sf wshsses. sasfhs Gefsi fsssis aud ,hs xhcIe sdssst pAzissx
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Up! up with tho Banner of Cass
 AIR-" BoRaets e Bias''
CHORUS.

CHORES. Up up with the Banner of Cass, And down with the barnburning crew Double doubts crush the Wkigs in mass, And success 10 all Democrats true If people will vote for a man That once they have laid ou the shelf, Let ev'ry one do 1t that can. And 50 make an ass of himself.
 Up up. &c. But we who are Democrats know trick that's worth dozens like that; And the figures, when counted, will show The boobies don't know what they're at They're wasting their powder and ball, Tn 1T speeches, their types and their cash Their toad stool like party must fall. Or explode, like squib, with flash.
 UP up, &c. They eveu profess not to hope Their sehemings are other than vain; But siaveT'd with Matty's soft soap, They must stir up a sads once again. Isat soap. thO.' mag do 'cm good To use it they surely have reason That is, if the Use of Il coRid Wash cut the black stain of th 1T treason.
 Up up. Sc Like the fox that osne 6sh'd with his isil Thro' hole that he found in the ice, | nd vas frozen there iight as d nail Squeez q close in an iron smiths vice Mar will fad that in fishing for votes, With nlggers for hook, liae and bait, Hes put his tail into sPet Where the people will leave him 10 w~it.
 Up. up, &c. Poor Taylor, return' . from the wars, His swerd laid aside for pen With principles fewer than scars. I he W higs cali him ''greatest of nleu .'' Old Zack hears the words with amaze, And sweaFs he'll be d-d if it's so; But the Whigs will not mind what he says. And VOW that they ought to know
 Up uP, &c- They declare he's statesman and Whig, Is. has been, and viii De forever- While Zack, like an obstinate pig, Says he voted the Whig ticket never. The letters he writes that they like, They vow are with Whig notions gorged- But those that don't happen to strike, Are by some wicked Democra, forged
 Up! uP. &e Joy go with party that can Such a candidate praise and support; He cant take THE OFFICE, my man, Though good, sir, al taking fort. s There's Cass, Taylor, Van, and old Clay Of the first, we the principles know; The second has none, you may say; The others have those that won't 20.
 Up up, &e Then up with the Banner of CAss. And BUrLER's, boys up with IL foo Fill the bowl, and lei Inc toast pass, To Democrats trusty and true
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X CARD.

THE undersigned has been engaged for many | years in the construction ot large Sectional Map of Arkansos, which he intends publishing in he course of the ensuing year. Ills position as Craftsman in the Surveyor Generals oiiiee of this s,s,e. for the last eight years, has given him the nos; favorable opiortuni'y of laying down the To- gogrsPhy Of such map as nearly perfect as Can be
 la Orisr 10 ensure he utmost possible correct ness III the position of County Seats, r. Othces, sod roads, be would respectfully solicit all those r. Masters and others interested in the correct ioea- ions 0t County Seats, who have not sent iB the nambcrs ei their respective places, 10 be kind ssosgh 10 dn so at their earliest convenience, and Co al these V ho have been so pTonpt as to iavot huu Wi'L the necessary information, ks hereby ten e,rs his sincere thanks C. LANGTREE.
 Lihs Rocs. Arks May s0iA ls4s.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsrERN-rm kaPoteOR. Due, Wednesday, Friday, X Sunday, 7Pm Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, X Saturday, a. m-
 SOUTHERN to Washington 4 FEifOa. Doe Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, ?. m Leave. Tuesday, Thursday, X Saturday, a m.
 WESTERN to Vaa Bursh, @ Fl. SH'ah pns "Wednesday, and Saturday, 2p m. Leave. Tuesday, and Friday, "a in.
 NoRrHERN-fe Batssrlie.
 Due Tne.dav. Thursday ard Saturday, 6p m. Is,ye Nonday Wednesday, X Friday, ; a. IT.
 To Pine BIaf aud ColsabiG. Due Sunday. and Thursday, SD m. Leave, sunday. and Thursday, a. ID.
 KiaderAook, Qsituaan S Riehpoods Due, Wednesday, p n' Leave Thursday o. a. m To Perrye;Lls, Danritle, and T'oHliiesonriae Due every other Thursday, p- m' Leave, every other Monday. m
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Great Literary Plagiarism.

A correspondent of the London !ifsfs~gu has discovered that Paley's Natural Theology is copied from series of papers that appeared about the end Of the iTh ceaiury, in the Lsipsic Transaction, by a Dutch philosopher named Nieuweafyt. IL is ex- traordinsry that this discovery nof made hcfore seeing that the papers after having heen published in Amsterdam, aboai the year i700, were afterwards translated into English by Chsm5erlayns, and pulp Iishsd by Lopgmaa Co, in 1873, about IS years after Paley's Thselogy appeared. As Psley qaosss Dr. Nisawsntyt from the Leipsic Transaciioa. be, of course must have known of and perused them. Parallel passages printed side hy sde s the Athe nsam, fer the purpose ef proving the case.
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Bad Luck.

There are many persons among us, with whom fortune has dealt rather harshiy, according tn their own account, aud who constantly beInOan their in suspicious fate, a,ributing all their misfOrtunes, both real and imaginary to bad luck To all such commend the fOllowing article from Rev. II. w Beechers lectures to young men
 al may here, as we'll any where, impaFt the secret oi good and bad luck. There who, supposiag Providence to have an impiacabc spite against them, bemoan in the poverty of a wretched old age the mistortunes of their lives f.uck for ever ran against them, and for others. One, with good profession. lost his luck in The ryer where be idled away hts time in fissihg when he should have been ia his office. Another, with good trade, per petuaiy burnt Hp his luck with his hot temper, which provoked his employers to leave him. An zing diligence al everything else but his bus Another, who steadily followed his trade steadily followed his bottle. Another, who was honest, and constant a. his work, erred by perpetual misladg- ments; he lacked discretion Hundreds iose their tack endorsing; by sanguine specaaiious; by iras- tiag fraudulent nIsD; and by dishonest gains. A man never has good luck who has bad wife, 1 never knew aa early rising, hard working, prudent man. careful of his earnings, who complained of bad luck. A good character, good habits. and iron industry are impregnable 10 the assaults Of ali the III luck that fools ever dreamed of. Bat when latter demaiioE, creeping out os grocsry late in the afternoon, with his hands stuck ia hts pccke tue rim of his hat turued Ip aad the crown knocked in, know he has had bad luck; for the worst luck is to De siuggarc, knave, or tpplsr."
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Horrible Attempt Ut SedHslisn- aarasf aad Suiridr.

We 6ad the lollov gLesFid rscith fa alse LexiaE- Mo Eryress, of tic 10th inst
 SA most revoitinz aad cruel niuFisf was perpe. sraled tn he nrishboFheod of Aassissti Snlsaa % tle tith last. Ebe ei eunstanees rslalsa tp Us are as follows:
 ci,izens ef the county, aud who las aiwsys kesn re -arded by his neishboss a caTrert and worthy man, eaeeable and kind In his fansiy, co erfxn al i,s estasus pasaon for hia aa hEeK EIinahesis aae about 31 or 25 years--a mosa waFthy aaa isessssE yoHRg weman-and made freqne d aaiempia ta gnu. ufy his brntai desires which the Aamgiat.s sksk naiely sted. uat the day apoa which ihks her@ ribic transaction occurred He determined tzs ass her Hte submission, and deliberately. ss fi,a pres. eacs cf his daughter loaded hts gun and thrcalsned
 if she did sabuI- tlsst he sSeaia sl,aai Abosss clock ia the evening, ke deliberately dI.chargei his gun upon the yeahg lady, the whole eoatenss t.kisg evt tho let sdr a tae iea sf hs lixes ihr yoasg Lady survived aboat eight hours, rslals, ing bes reassn aud faculties of spesrh long esonah relate the bratai conduct ol tiss father towssla rhes, aud the horrible wrong which he atts anFlea i Hpon hef person s s. s
 '-iHsnsdisteiy aft, he had iBfirted the fatal woaBd upon his i1nocent daughter, he raa across ti,o field short dtstanee from te hease, wsais his gau ia hfs hand, something like aa bear aftss- ward. t'e report os gsa was heard ia lhe alses- sio0 b- had gea and sesEuh briag made saF him tl,e next morning, he found la his fshi. The inionlsne fatis"r. Siasg by alsapFsiased ia his h'i parpcsas dsvsp by she esisncssns- ef his brutal guilt 10 shoot hinrssj, H hich be d,i by placing tar gaa apoa the feaes, and pla eirg the n,uxze sgaEst his brcst, disehasEing, by nsaas oi a stick prepared Isf the parpess. Baker about S6 yeaFs ela, and had . wife and -sonse ss e,drea. His crime s wilissas ex ,enuaiing circumstances he was sober asans and
 in his proper u,iBd. whe ha nisdsiate and psrtse- tratcd this horrible etitas.'
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..,he, Yoar,e,f. nh Y,

Al lhe stoEmiag Of MoateFey, soiiiar fsland hinseif ta large garden, staeetaaiiy separated from hss comrades Ia ihss prsdicamsat ks ob- served A-sses@ e4aachig is tis weris q sss<is distance off. aud taking sslsss hehisa tis esFR sf well, he gave ths "yciiaw Hkin'' ~hiaft1 ffsas hls riis Just al thai H,one,a iiss Mesicaa stssf ted ap frosn the other side of the wei. with very dizsgrcesbtr -soaktssg eacepetta Ia bis ssBd 0uF fellow uoagiat bia po~i ioa very nalssathys aud commenced gettTias st rsgai parr--ths Msxluan sftsr him ThsoAisg hts rife the wHil, he tubted himself ter ii bat just lse siighsed ais ap i1 heap the etbrs sis. he he nd the sspoft of gaB. asd s''ppcHimg that hss spsmy hs& 5ssd. reloaded his piece hastily. aud ,eersa sgef IT >op Q the waii, expecting to taks ihe Msxiesa H< Jis- advaHisge. Te his great snfptisa. hswessss hp fcaHd the fellow stretched ost aPes ths gseaad-- d~ad 6sttiag ever eaniieasiy. and sssHiBe sssF the body. he addressed t in tiss fAaswisg srain-- '.shot yoarssif. sh Well. yea are seges. sias yosf Yea'~ bsgTes fool thsn snt tvs Mexbs.sa ever saw yet. Shot yeafaelfs C yes Sa1ted . ss,idgeoH toag~s | have aavrd yen a iest '
 Al this mouaesi aear;y iAngh stsFilHai emf hes0s and looking FouAd. he saw . roaxh-hewh TMAns Ranger ceaceaied snamf tIse words. his said tise iaes and Felsessd Ihe Mesiesa ff.as ths reses1ans whirh had hs<a beasswsd Bpen his skIlf na . "sodgss." Tbs Rasges hsd ~i.sexsed ihe ssoe, and PerhaPf. sased the lite vi tic MississiPpas Aaka -9Sgss