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Perhaps In .n6 Jshtk -Assts d do Unson hdds
- -l.see . .peopoesion Of the village aad tassn
property been insured, ~ 10 New York. II %
ditson to many veil kno1n .and responsible
.ysssh ssoesaaisas Ahsse sPssag - eatsF spsgeaa
essssss, and b = .genesal In, hsgs namher
OF insurance co0panlss ON what vas known 40
he MANUAL plan. They received small PEI
cent. ID cash, and took the note Of The party
Insured. iof The balance Of the premium due,
These premium notes made the supposed capital
Of the companies foe real capital, ehey had
nome When ale1s occarsed, an assessmsnt
uss laid Of ;, s, Or - per eepA On the
premium notes, q the oeas demanded; to which
Was added > per cent for coIlectors' fees, and
the agents sens out, 70 collect. The suherer
must wait for biz money for he loss, until is
vas collected, and Of this be had to PAY hs pro-
portion While lev Losses occurred, The scheme
worked vel, and, cxceps the assess'ness gave
very general satisfAetlon. These, in many eases,
we're n rs.s,sdd. but without Avail. 8 -
All the cash prelpipnls collected we're Absor6-
cd in the salaries current expenses, aud even Tor
these It WAS found necessary % make ssnAll ad5
ditions to the assessment The most noted Of
these compAniss we're the Saratoga Mutual,
Montgomery COuDty Mutual, Ontario, Lsings-
ton and Gsnessee Mutual. sA4 g
A disastrous fire in Genessee County swamped
the Geneasee Mutual Il Vas placed In the
hands Of receiver. and the premium notes
were collected. The innocent stockholders
supposed that when their notes were paid. the
matter ended. But they we're pro rata partners
in mutual partnership, and the concern: wss
still in debt. Other assessments we're made,
litigation commenced, aud still other assess
lnents we're necessAry in order 70 enable the re-
ceiver to continue the suits, until hundreds are
|. nf Shaol. khou
have TO pay the expenses of both parties, with
good prospect OF being defeated in the end.
Nearly every decision has been sgainst the note
makers. Mutual insurance companies in the
State Of New York, are now nearly. or quite, all
numbered with the things that we're. The ex-
perience has been dearly purchased, but the
lesson remains. fegsf er|s $3.50
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30

AN Art ILLuUyRArIoS.-Col. Forney's Press,
noticing how rapidly the successive Governors
Of Kansas have found themselves compelled to
take sides with the abused people Of the Terri
tory, quotes this e1cellently fitting illustration
from scriptural history 49,
:. And Saul sent messengers to take David /:
and when they saw the company of prophets
prophesying, and Samuel standing, as appoint
ed. over them, the spirit OF God was upon the
messei gers OF Saul, and they also prophesed.
And when it vas told SAUL he sent other mes
seugers, aud they prophesed likewise. And
Saal sent messengers again q third time, aud
they prophesled also. And then went he also
to RamAh, aud came to great we'll that 10 in
Sechu; and he asked and said, where are
.SAaluei and Dsvidy And one said, behold,
they b. at Aaioth, in Ramah.' And he went
thither 70 Nalosh in Ramah, and the spirit OF
God was upon him also, and he went on, aud
prophesied, until he came to Nsioth, in Ramah.
And lie stripped off has clothes al o, and pro-
.phesied before Samuel in like manner, and lay
down naked all that day and all that night
Wherefore they say is Saui also among the
prophets pr G, 5AG 1859 s .R
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fae efAfrE o. DAxlEL WkBsrEa SUPPOSED
10 BIZ Losr-Posers statue Of Daniel Webster
vas shipped on board the Oxford, At Lpghorn.
for Boston. more than three months ago As
the vessel has not arrived. and has not been
heard from since she sailed. fears are entertain
ed that abe is loss. The statue wss insured, and
the model "ssill lives" In the artists studio SO
thasi it could be repro fuced, il necessary, in a
wears time 49,
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nAs As6 Doe Thomas IIoi,,. Of Gailsord.
n. H.. went oua into lie lots 10 t,l hi. d,x he
struck = ANNUAL terrible blow ON The mead
elm club, ana ii u tell dead L.n... il from :
sudden ..'sck y, h.s,, d,-ess@. rhe st.uhisi
dog. he y, ~o.n,led. sa,chvd 4, .i.e dead b,dy
ell The trend. ~ tbs asA4. m.s.lsg hi.. ssassa-
q q veG. - = {
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II The folly, NOT 70 say vickedoess. of
elec,ing M old Bachelor TO thc Presidency is
seen in the fact that Buck clanis there Is no
other domestic institution worth looking after
save the niger! sfs..7. sin IS ssft
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a. We found the following onshe table, yes
terday. What does It rnern, Our Locll va,
appointed poet for abe New England celebra.
ton that didn't come %. Con is be that ,hi.
is the commencement Of che spiurge he d,dn't
have cham e 70 r-cltes. We publish it. and
request information: 81 ,.
All in the virher weather, shea the 6res we're
bot sn0 red, ao. s!i 80 -
A 'ccfe Of hnnsr, Yankees together me. and
said, S'i'A ...s.sSSs .....-..
Snow while we're sitting down around these
nice hos fires,
What can We do to celebrate the landing Of our
Mnesy~ Pa ~ f>A e''..
Then up arose a valiant man, and from his heart
be spoke, s,. -t7ua .-e j4
"Lets have = jolly ball, 'tsaid he,) land then
Ew~'ltkave a SOAK"
''Oh 10, . did say another one, Is he commenced
his speech. .-.ses i.sJg <,. s..5'
"Weal have, a pretty poem said. and listen to
preach"
sand then ven bring our wives and gals. aud
altogether meet 4s4t--.e
''Down Al the tassous Barret, House, and have
grand good eat ~" .e
swell said"-and up did rise 40 solemu 40 q
ghost, s j i,f@s z'z3 q fe
A goodly form, whom all At once did know to
be the host. +ss
'l'n give you all some bread and cheese. and
sandwiches, and that ,sa. ssVis fE,.. al. \
''With rooms, ana chairs and ottor1ars, und place
to hang scnr hat.
But When son COME ~ dine. wish clean shirts
and essllAsu,gs a,f seA. le" SIS 'ssia1
I'm 20 srosnd and GET from each ! pair Of sill
yer dollars. -tf
He spoke, the famous publican. while each one
stood aghsst,
And quiet rsisaed a. hose or SO - long as it |
did lases s'e'tsi.i q sasPnI t2'oHJ
Till suddenly Yankee bold, with quite jaun- |
diced look, ..,g IS, .aols Ell
Did hem and haw, TO clear his throat, and thus
the Hence broke: y-ogass4eo sasa.Il
Come. children Of Hew Engiand sires, come
lst % 20 70 bod e2S 80 8e
we fumbied In my pocket but 7 aarg .f~d
Fe0. 4f.HttA 81 - 40 tp1FHf2a4 79Es L
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The crew Of the U. S. figate Congress were
lately allowed to 60, ashore At Joppa, and in
stead oil getting druak there, went to Jerusa--
lem, and kicked up . precious row, in which the
people Of Bethlehem and Thamar got confusedly
mixed in. One man was killed. Pilgrims we're
numerous, aud the sailors we're everywhere on
hand. tss sl fF-8 $50 anisaeq
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The New York Tribune, N rsnAfking s0poa
the never ending talk. ofshs Dsmscsaey against
banking and aieir constant section Ia favor Of il,
tells . very spt, illustrative anecdote: so
'fAther." said youth, whose "governor"
was apt 70 change from piety 70 profanity rather
abruptly, II wish you would stop either praying
or swearing, I don't care which" -,
The rsQsest of the yeanesese seemed reason
abla, and vs don't zee Why the Democracy
should NOT profit by H. 's'a ~ ,@"-,.+..
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A physician. residing at Dearborn, fell from
his horse while in y state of amortization, the
other night, and, having fallen into the mud,
was unable tooextrioste himself, and frose to
dea b before morning He was found the next
dav imbedded in the mud, horrible i,lussra-
ton OF the evils Of into xica sion.-Detroit Free
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THE stage on the Calais route in Maine. "
miles from that city, was recenslS surrouS,I
~ wolves, numbering something like 49,.
the driver put biz team through, and reacfe{
she merit stopping place, before sescountesin9
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sion Of the Cons situsion 70 the peopas."

-. -. !. ],
80 -.
- -. 8 -. -.
q - q !. !, ~ 800 -
= 80 4, ~ !, S..'y
49,. -s.' -
-. ~ o s's' - - y. :
-. :" - ' s l.s a tsss.'ss ! n
- -. So. Isl sat 50
80 cnarrel L eoIne a Il q se..o b.tte>s
che ur;vate DETECTIVES aad H. ee~.l.r po,;csal.
aho,e shs sreeas a. Alb~rt ssrorn ~. Emils
n.,e ma . fev devse,nc,. ss.,.,.n
f.rm.. .,eea Y..o.rr,.nn I, rin. Y.,.ra ..sr
ch;c..o. Amer he -had heen ~, n,re,eed ~ Cant.
n..dlev ~ d. p.1ecd,.. ~. ,ev,,a., role.
e.ceseAea In eees;n~ ro.,eesior stif the nriaco.~
|
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. We have news from Ohio, lndiaaa and Ken
lucky. that The corr IL rotsing to DISASTROUS
extent, both that which 10 on the stalks and in
the cribss' '1his b matter of grave impor.
lance. t.s. -. = All
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Ee1seoa have II
dsssd. = ~ ~ NJ -
n. Eathan, laf II - 4 go
fheee @on III s~1E eas
o'clock this ~ b co. \ q
esthsr. one ~ 54ts1s ~ - 1cvea.F. shot :
- -
80 pencefll9 xnak iae asene ~ ses.es ueas1u
81 aea enesspastiaG naAf - DoaipaAa heuss
Ine p1cke9ot sRscsye se4 Nd 9pk tleE ~
PIE o,Aia ~ iAs,s l1tseey 4 n 49, -
A9osner membss q ~ A1Rnleno Gc0paAz
!. \. -. n. 49, -. 49, dsrhsrged y
nne u - leIt town. 90
- -. 80. cs 80 4. = Ssoaen snat 2.
onefw ApfeeesA1 Iof g, aAd the mi rderefs -
Sepsa. - Ieep1eany esr ess'aass q Doniphal
na - 1890 y ReseeM .ass5.gs.s. ~ u
80 - ~ - - t'nen = Co
49, 80 N..ys 1ssssa6as isom tns
-. -. -. - 49, ~ 80 Dus i a
9S Il 80 s1 hSA.ss -. 49, 80 sns.. u
~, ~. ~ -. 49, - - K'i's0 80
!. =. =. $3.50 49, v.ss' - ~ ssIaslans
= - 49, - .-H6e - = !. 80 wEee'
a Rnan foP CrnshaIpg grnrr t,..~,.
II il ~Desd Rabbit = furrni.he. N. .a,l.-.c. !.
suc Ne~ losk AnounestHu FsFaHAH ftsz9s n
II 6lN u 4eC0Wme04 % Ne BnRhan N 40 FL
lowing plan Sor .'erushine ous@ ~ ma G;sn.
1. Lee tho li4tla f3,e.t - s.....,'s"s. u1As
In he - ~ IL =. go
ana ia lcra under M. as.n ~ 80 De9s oovr
ss 10 make il imnoas;l,s q. 49,. II mAnnsl
iii veaDons g - ~. 60. -. fsse, nv 'el
.. Let NJ. Krift of Son,h CO. !. w aDy.
himself Win ! h..,v IA. 3 49," na, PrOv!oe
revolver. =" -A 'a'''sst' ana
\ g. Let n R.;&e a. s...;.L.,
guard ror.;.,;rr - - M"IS ~nn Doey.
Ion. fso.s ae...sh 6. = Lmoe 20. q congress
armed - ~ $500 - O =. itonn virginish
r., " Es;.. 49,. !,
-. -. - Aels.: VITA nc BODY Euard, be nd
hod."..s.S $50 49, osna.c Csamoef, and let the
IN noss;hla a.ss. - e1Osgn 70 save him from
-. =.
creep Up 20 fhe Little Giant and beat him sense
80 ~ u. n's ciuo.. Let the beating be contin-
80 % ie0 @le0tes upon the head Of the
a'stie Gant after se shall have fallen upon the
noos' 90 that ne may Dc fully ''subdued.r
~ Ahe plan. thoroughly carried out, would be
P.a0s'csi. cnavaissc, cafe this point Mr. Keitt
VIII aPpreclate0 effectual. Il would relieve
af. nuchanea from mech trouble; would be
nearby appiauded ~ Fernando Wood and The
rest OF the democratic Marty naf rnkiAA ,,e,L
doubtedly Save the Union.N ssGF7Fi
-. .... ....I. - s4ss TIT Nj ND
Our Sagaclous and Oonsaseene Fresi,
dent. tI 4 I'D I'll I ll8
MT, James buchanan j. . wine man. Mr.,
Douglas says he is frank man. With an equal
tender reg, I'd for truth, We affirm that be i 1
sound aud truthful logician. In. the way Of
drawing inferences, he 10 like the stout farmer.
who said that his yoke Of oxen woalea draw an
inference if it did not weigh more than two tons.
He says that the currency can never Be safe nm.
der the control Of fourteen hundred State banks.
and therefore he concludes / hat it il not best 20
put it under the conHol Of one national bank.
after the manner OF all other commercial NJ.
tons. ..#.s na,,.eas4.. .ssi I'D as sa
He says that the great evil Of the tlay il 1 "a.
per currency issued on ~ Insufficient basis OF
specie and therefore hs coBciudes that it is best
to put 10000 600 dollars Of strea sa ~ .nneee
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A MAMMOTH .DisrsIcr. Hon. VIM. H. n. Pa-
sey. Senator elect irrm this Senatorial District,
will represent In the General Assembly tpssty.
three organized eoanties, being more than one-
fourth of the whole number. and considerably
more than one-fourth of the entire territory Of
the State. .4,5,3 n
While he is only one Of thirty six members
composing the Senate. each having an eqhai
voice, careful computation shows that the area
OF country composing HE district. is much larger
than either OF the States of New Hampshire.
Vermont, Massachusetts, or New Jersey--thrse
times as large rs Coanec,icut-neariy seven
times as large 20 the State of Delaware, and lar
ger than MASSACHUSETTS,, Rhode Island and Con.
nectieut put together. -Co0ncil Bluffs Bugle
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MAQRlER.

- 49, MARRIED. iaa4 IA VA
W Cnflstmas Eyes q the Tesidsnee Of ]. Z. nossa
y Judge Y. Wghtman, Mr. n. n. L. COGSW mi. ~
ns nnxeF' =. 70 Miss FANNY g PRATT, 81 Busi1as
sonsAosA- 4H I'm kaH .4tHfiA iIa7l 1'tAa r. ~
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A lunatic named Jane Lawson escaped from
the Illinois State Lunatic Asylum, ~ Jackson
vile, few days since. and search being made.
her body was found terribly burned ana charred
some miles from the villa e. She having laid
which her cIo hes caught, aud she was burned
to DEATH A'.A et4= 4R"s's li4e
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.rTaHt srssEu13EuD aat III
%HHtqfs has tnsmhsaGsand stla 10 1sogsT Ell
.astas ri laai- Ii
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LEAD MINIS AT SAvAsNAn, CARRoLL Co., I'LL.
cred at Savannah, Carroll Co., in Illinois. Mr.
c. H. Pierce, OF that place, and his partner, on
the 9Th inst, properly supplied with mining in,-
plements, brought to the surface 1V0lbs osppye
and bea"'i'nI ore, comm' ncing 81 A. NJ. arsd
closing al 9 P. NJ, with every w aspect OF u rich
lead ahead. The heaviest chunk weighed 2l4
lbs. On the 9th inst, the upper part OF III
town. near Haie's Addition, was '.aii alive" With
men Ind boys, bu>i,y At v III, throwing out the
ORE, which proved to. be of good quality. and
the yiel' as good as could be expected, having
taken out in the space Of few hours, S75 los.
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WHAT they SAT- ABOUT IT IN raE SOUrH. The
Charleston Mercury, the organ OF the FIRE eaters,
thus speaks Of the Douglas detection from the
Administration: 1i> @ g7s af
Here 10 the author ofshe Kansas N brasLa &C,
itself, who now comes forward TO repudiate its
principles, because il had not worked as he lad
contemplated, In making Kansas Free State.
He, the author Of the Congressional non-inter.
ference, now brings forward bill IN Congress,
after the people OF Kansas have acted on bis or
dained independence, 20 ovef-rule their leglsla.
tion, and nullily the; Constitution they have
made. The truth 10, the Kansas Nebraska act
was an intended cheat from the beginning, on
the part of its honorable author and his asso-
ciates Of the Northwestern DEMOCRACY. After
the Act was passed. aud Congress adjourned.
they went before the people and defeated the
Act, NOT - thing just in ltself. but a. grand
anti-slavery measure. General Cass, General
Shields and Senator Douglas, il correctly repre-
sented in the Newspapers, commended that the
repeal OF the Missouri Compromise line, instead
OF depriving the Free States of Kansas, would
give Kansas and all the Indian Territory living
south Of il, to the Free states. The people .ere
mot convinced Of the truth Of these views. and
manifested in the late Presidential election their
distrust o: both the men and their policy. Gen.
eral Cass and General Shields were fepudiated
in their several States Mr.. Richardson, the
most honest Of them, We see, has taken refuge
IN the Governorship Of Nehfssks Senator
Douglas feels the ground shaking under hins,
and he now turns from the South--from his own
principles-from his former self, and goes prac-
tically with the Black Republicans. He and
Walker ought to be run by them for the next
Presidency-One for President, and the other
Vice President of the United States.3 4 kssH H.
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"A NKw RAiI~--rhe Csviseson Ky) RsllinR
Mill i manufacturing new II" rail, Il q
rolled hsitso. N The points, oG ilmpsovssssus 10
the new ran are, lss,ia los ssiSM, which Of
course includes le@ lcest; 9nd, greatesS ssrsngsh
and elasticity fhan cAa b. 6bsainsd in The solid
nil; and 80. greater dsssbilisy, becasse or 1
harder wearing ssrfsoa in. consequence Of the
hlO0e 0l froshpG.ri4sA -as44ah &aEGa ssnfAaEt
The ''helov rAun rolled at the Cosingtos Rail
4ul eighs twelve pounds less per yard than
the solid rail of ths aAnA siss-.this sameunts %
per mile.
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5 ,s5s slahs y a.ssssls esH aa5tp VI Httee adT
% ,5nasas7F i i4iast .issIs agFsH aft d
i4se9 sissa4qss aal ID tisaatth estRl
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II 3NHAffEFue4H N&w u sfu0ss4 5sDs Y We vt -
Ii .sssiAR#d uaoi4asnA III haiisys84 aisg7 apHe
.sanaMs-ssbas qe1a iEoda hisca
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oeofsio1eosy WIN confines
= write for the LRD0D
- herse6fbfe,
No eapsa1s vim - spAss1
70 secure others vhese psae
eAAu % esastAsred esaps..
snee = I'D . THE LID
Sn1B attfactiaas and -
IL: NINA d. Z n.
eOvIMWO814 writes only
6soSsIrD11W FORK LkR
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sH tA9&s@F $50 III ftmaN.

tis54t
the people Af tie south kAew the Loyalty
and devotion Of the Democracy OF the North
west 70 the Constitution, the Union, and the
rights Of The State, they would not attempt to
force the Lecompton Constitution through Con-
gress. To US it seems that it is the disunlon
lion Of the South thar asks Precipitation and
there 10 ! fable which Northern Congressmen
should remember The monarch Of the forest
once slammed sickness and sent for all the
other animals 70 visit him. The ass, loyal beast.
set up . sonorous bray Of sympathy, and can
tered off 10 hot haste 10 do his deyoir, the first
Of all. About the last came Reynard, very, much
81 his leisure and wien he neared the mouth
of the Lions den, instead Of rushing in BE be
gan 70 pry about him. The skeletons and dry
bones scattered IN the neighborhood, excited
his attention, and he thought It 4 very preg-
nant circumstances, that though there were in
Vulnerable tracks o. animals going into the
den, there were none Of any coming out, save
those Of the lion hiineslfi The for didrf 30
in.-Columbas (O.) Statesman.
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AWH@efA SenAroRs. learn ~ telegraph
that At caucus OF Democratic menbers Of the
AinnesOta Legislature held - 81. Paul on the
evening Of the 18th inst, Henry 4. Rice. late
Deleg.ss Of .te Territory in Congress. and Gen.
ehields, we're nominated Is candidates for q 6.
Senators. Tteir nomination isof course equiv
slsns - sheir elret'en, as the Democracy have y
majority IN the Legislature. ..
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q GoNE USDKR.--Bennett, the confidential
friend and accredited nouth-piece Of the Ad.
rninissration, says Of the party, in view Of the
Douglas detection: ~ 'asa. /.
With the Democratic party, as national or
ganixaion, the sun, We apprehend, has gone
down.. The Rubcon has been crossed BY Mr..
Douelas-aDd whatever may be the solution Of
the Kansas squabbIe, We may look for the dis
ruption Of the, Democracy, North and South,
and the Reconstruction Of all parties for the
succession upon sectional platforms and sec
tional candidates. Kansas, as the case nov
stands from all the lights before US, admitted Is
. free State or as q slave State, upon any terms
will be sufficient for the dissolution Of the Dem
ocratic party, North and South.
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sEsEyApk--ChsisnasD se, several yoang
gentiemsa sang couple Of songs 10 fine style
under our window. rpoa the singing Of The
Arst. We appropriated she 'ssseasiss' essirsly
20 ourseif, bat whss - Asasd b The sbssus Of
the sec0Ad, - 4. -.
ssG1ssp % SAlf mai1.s
Ne were very rel6cssndy esapelied 20 believe
that the .ef-aads vas Tor one bestes adaps~d
than osr.rlf 70 Oil that sp~ciacasisa. Wheshes.
r. loaded ~ = selsss. ~ ~, sisi uass ssv'
esvs ssr ,h4nke1se - Dlsss sobs1pA Y
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ia geatlemAn spGeests shas 10 Lssisla-
cure, q ~ saslisa 0oasas alsss shsae mees-
ine, pas = saaeliag ass - sasbls people y
pay tAsR taxed 49, 49, 80 :. * {,
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SAORsER DAYs III THE YKAR.-An Irish rem
tleman,, Walking in The city the other day, was
recommended to bill broker for disceant.
The broker. l0okfd ut the acceptance, and as
usual, saAied sOmA diiicpities.if Il has" ne
said, "a great many days to run, - 700 zee,
sir = That's very true, replied Pasf shut i
beg you TO observe that they are tho ashossesAs
days in she year.nss4d ttS Laa atsA nagpiaH
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Thomas Wilcock, of Cleveland, Ohio, for
bids all persons from harboring or trusting his
wife, Mary, because she, being spiritual me-
dunn and instructed, a. she pretends, by orders
from the spirit world, has obeyed orders and
left my bed and board without any other cause
or provocation." They we're married in Octo-
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a. AvyaAY.--LAss evening bstvees.I
49, s., bloody Array occurred as NeyerS
s:lsO., o. Brady street, DstwSea Secead -
Tint The participates In b vsso CAassa
Iimhel, Isaac Msas, Marx fedss, AlsEs sHa1s
and y. Rafael Knivea tumblers and piteAsag
were freely used. Mr Mas was daagerously
sssbbed in ths right side with = soasp k1afe, ne
fcars are entertained for his life. A. going =
press, be j said, however, " b sonswAAs bst
ter.V esSa
Alex FEEDER and n. Rafsei wers arrested III
brought before =. Johns, Police Aagiserate, nd
held 70 appear 70 DAY as r. n, IA szss.ies
ton. Mas and Marx Tsdsr were too nueh
hurt to be brought %. Gimbel vas also asrsse,
ed and held 70 bail for hts appearance % Wed.
nAsday jD1sning sas A. H. Ar. Gimbef W
considerably cut ups We foeheAs Connssnh -
will await the Judicial esaminatioa. Davseesa
News, 10th.
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An tndlane Justice has, rssea3ly decided shat
sne sagnlng q a. agreemens % lss hsdshand apd
vsis cops !lstes legal marriage = that aese.
without the interventioa, 81 psiem o. Iiussice.
The decision was given in favor Of one Jerens
=. Barnss. whs wes. ,broueAs ep Cor. adalsery.
esd forsieatloa sad .ooessd In deiease g
agsssmsnt Of oasfiags bssvsss Aimsslf saA
R0nn0.
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en-. disiAsA Qss ~ qtsssiea ~ s1ssevetsiea-
y - - rsssss Of = iissaihg STATE. 10
shsss - party thst repsalsd the SlavsU prohi.
bssiea y ssaes utAss ~ sansssss e Kansas
nishsse pssesssay stss,s lssnwiliGg thss The
fsspss - - essse ef Kansas sAall have The
pHyisU 81 naking thsir own Coasaitssioals