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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-01

- eeyes = TO- City Csrk Ofce, until Iueslay, the
Sstu inst., al O'Clock ? NJ. for
400 tons best quality Biuminous Coal
5 tons DO Anita ssle Coal,
80 cords Dc Hicknry Wood
The Coal must well screened. I'd ire rom dirt AID
other imI ures aud delivered The SchOo Buiidnss IS
denoted bF the uEdeisntd, before he ls DAY No
Vcmbtr next
The Wood be sound body wool and four feet long
and msy be delivered above, either Of the City
Wbarves.
Mars proposals, ''Fuel for Schools
c. BRADBURN,
T. K NGSLEY,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-01
Rennhlioan District Nomination.

EDWARD WADE, of CuyahOga.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
,JUI)(,M IIN1'.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
ISii.annah \. Pickett, Wife,

William X. Sinmins. Husband.
NIIIS CASE BEING UP FOR TRIAL. according
| to previous assignment. and the law and the cvi.
dcncr being consid red Wy rcasn thereof 10 IL or.
dcrcd adiudgcd and dcrrcd. tla! the slaves claimed
hy the paintil. Susann0ll A. Pickett aud described
in her petition, to wit Kitty, Betcy. Eudora, vii.
lis, Ben Charlotte and Clancy. received by the de.
irndant, Wm X. simmons. from John II. Knox In
December. A. -. So were the separate property Of
the laintil aud not the property of the defendant
nor any part Of the community Snlssting between
said pnintin and defendant. aud that the rights of
the plaintiff Of the said slaves bc freely re.
cognzcd hy this decree That ihc community ofac.
quits aud gains heretofore suh-i.ng by law between
the said plaintiff aud defendant he, and the Is
hereby dissolved. and that the said plaintiff have ex
elusive control and management Of tlr separate pro-
prriy right, nnd Interest, present and future. That
the two slaves. part Of the above mentioned now
n The possession uf the defendant. 10 wit BEN
worth Fifteen Hundred Dollars nnd Charity. worth
one Thousand Dollals. hc delivered by the Sheriff
into the exclusive pos, sion of the piainlif. That
the plasn'iN hayr judgment against The ,lcfcudan, in
N" alternative. for the slaves belonging 10 her. sold
y him aud ior his debts their value. 10 wit: Willis
Betsy and Eudorn and their increase. IL any aud in
default Of The delivery of said slaves to the plainr
The defendant pay 10 her the sum Of Six Hundred
Dollar. for Willis, One Thousand Dollars for Betsy.
nnd Two Hundred and Fifty DulArr for Eulora with
iyc p"r cent per NInnm interest upon each or saiI
sums from judicial demands to vii june 18th. A.
H.. ls,l6 until paid. That rlninna also have judi.
mrut against the defendant Ter the SiIin OF Three
Hundred aud Fort y-iN Dollar. ard Ninciy Gents with
tive per cent per auuum iuicrcs tlrcun from said
indicia demands until paid. fnr money belonging in
paintif. received and Hpprof lated tn his avn
hy the defendant, au thai s.i,'iAm have u credit of
Two Hundred and Eighty Dollars IN reduction Of The
last mentioned .lm for money paid hy him TO John
". knox IN obtaining f~-r--iun Of plaintiffs slaves
u l. further ordered aud decrrrh iliat the legal
m"rtgagc aud privileges 10 proof Of hc piaiuiiil up.
On The property ~ thr dr'cn,lan, aud upon the ri.
eff tl pimuuuty 40
recognized and riutfd that for all demand.
claimed ~ raiHljii. petition not expressly alimrn-
ted iu thi. "cr.r 'h,r" h lp.'nru ~ in ease nf
nnn-nit flat Gur publication w mad uf ,hi- ~
cr"" and tlN proper wril- oi execution i-,nr there
upon, and hat the defendant pav all the Of hi.
proceeding CYRUS RhTIIfF.
Iulge of tie Sg, e..tl Jml cini District.
TlIF >rATEtF LOUISIANA lsscncth Dhrie,
rtElsl Dr L'=1 5EMclf>tt Court.
Certify tn" foregoing to ~ Il trln copy of thu
Judgment rcudarcd uiIr afult aid suit
lDEisbr p,PATKICK
may pepuiy clerk.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

+ 1FE PILLS AND PIl0INIX BlTTERS. Dseasc
Ia in It's incipicnt state is easily managed without
the aid of the faculty II bchooycs the wise man in
watch and note down the first indication of anv
change in the system. lie should then resort TO III.
Mofht Medicine, and battle the enemy Mt the ouposts
and before the citadel could be attacked. For ali
bilious. nervous affections of the kidneys heart the
Life Pills and lIitcrs are unrivalcd and most cfcn.
cous
Prepared and sold by W. B. MOFFAT, 1886 Broad.
way. New York. and bis Agents.
For sale ut the Drug Store of II. WALKER
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

THE CIAYToN-Bu1 WEIR TrEAry.--Thc Washington
States has /" asccrtaincd on the best auhorty' that
the Aouse Committee on Foreign Affairs have in
structed their chairman, Mr. Clingman, to report in
favor of the abrogation of the Clayton-Buwcr trea
y, condemning both the construction put upon ii by
this Government and that held by Great Britain
and directing the President to take steps for its I'M
mediate abrogatiOn
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

Gas- In answer to enquiries that have been made,
We would state that our columns are open to those
who may desire to discuss, in appropriate manncr,
the important measures which are now agiatng the
public mind but we arc not to be considered ap-
proving endorsing, in every Instance, the views
opinions advanced in such communications.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
DEMOCRATIC STATES RIGHTS
M L Z TIN G..

In view Of the present and prospective attitude of
the government towards the institution of slavery in
the South resulting from public feeling and scnti-
mcnt In the Free States against this institution, aud
which now most seriously and nuriously effects, if 1t
does not entirely subver The constitutional action of
the Federal Government in all its connections this
u.s. most vital question, the undersigned would
respectfully call public meeting Of the States Rights
Democracy of East Felicana, for the purpose Of tn
king such action and recommending such course, in
view of the alarming dangers that Fastening upon
u.s. MS may be. after mutual consultation, thought
advisable.
Thc Mont;np ,v;iI hc hold In Clinton IN WED<ES.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

SUPREME C0uRT DEcIsIos--Elizabeth A. Montgom-
cry, wife of j. H. Myers, ct all appellants Jackson
NJ Chaney, ct al, appellees No. 5555' Appeal from
the Seventh Judicial District Court of East Felicana
Judgement reversed verdict Of the jury set aside and
case rcmanded. spofford, j.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
THE DISTRICT COURT.

This is the fourth week of Court. Upwards of an
hundred judgments have been rendered This speaks
well for the labor but no: the celebrity of its business
as the sessions of the day have been frequently pro-
longed into the night, and upon occasion, until
the small hours of the morning Wccommiserate the
poor jurors who are thus made to undergo these irk
some continemcnts, the Of which should proper
ly be borne by the Bench aud Bar exclusively. For.
if there is waste of time, to either or both, ii
must be attributable.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

WITTY ARD TRuE.--Jcan Panl certainly understood
womankind remarkably well. He says that female
hearts are like Spanish houses; having more doors
than windows il is much easier to get into hcn than
to "e into them" Thou sayo$t VOL, . jean Paul, it
Is even 80,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

1sas- Gro. ". CArLEr1, Esqr. Isl candidate, for
the Police Jury, to represent the Third Ward Elcc-
tion-Monday, May 10.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
SIIIiRIFFS SALE
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA, | Seventh District
PAllsll OF Fast FEIIcINNA. Court.
Emily lIcyman,

Abraham VI. Ilcymn.
Dl VIRTUE OF A WRIT of icr facaa to me d-
ID rccicd by the Honorable Court Aforesaid in the
abpv" entitled suit. have seized and will offer at
sheriff sale nj the door Of the Conrt House in the
Town Of Clinton, said Parish, on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN JUNE, 1858,
at J O'Clock, \. ~, all the right, title. interest, and
claim of the defendant Abraham NJ. lleyman, In and
10 the following property to wit:
Fractional part of Lot, number nine Coy, in
square, number seventeen QD, in said
Town of Clinton, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, measuring 20
feet front, by 100 back. between parallel
lines, beng so much of said lot number
nine off of the south side, and the same
formerly owned by J.. y. Rist, now de-
ceased
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash with the benefit of appraisement.
may !, 1858 B. NJ. G. BROWN. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

PoiIrcAL TRoUBLEs.--The Democratic Convention
of Illinois has divided the Lecompton question in
TO Administration and Douglas wings. Separate res
olutions were passed The administration wing made
10 noD,pationq,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

Efs- The Hon. Jno. NJ. Sandidge, and Hon. Miles
Taylor, have our thanks for late congressional docu-
ments.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

aSs- ISAAC T. FLYNN, Jr., is candidate for the
Police Jury. to represent tho Third Ward Election,
Monday, May TO-
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

THE PREsIpENcY.--rhe Hon. John J. Crittenden is
noned by the Independent Republican, Of Clair-vilr
Oh!n, A. its candidate for the nest Presidency
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
DIR. A. p. BROWN,

HANlNG Located ut the residence of B. NJ. G..
IL Brown. ON Redwood, would respectfully solicit
the patronage of all those who desire Medical or
Surgical aid. mayl
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

LIsENsE OR no LrsESsE.-At a meeting Of the
Corporation held on the 3Oh ut., vote was order
ed to be taken upon the question, at the Annual
Election for Mayor and Board of Aldermen.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
SOLD.

In reference to Mr. Slibcl's proposition to suspend
the neutrality laws. the lbbcryilc Gazette and Sen
tncl breaks loose follows
1.-THE South will undoubtedly warmly support the
Honorable gen i"mau in his idea of granting porms.
sion 10 the Presidcn to suspend the Neutrality Laws
during the recess Of Co:"resS, should he think the
occasion calls for IT,.
A dclcctable " idsl' truly. Mr.. SIidell, at one
time, declared himself in favor Of rGp'allY those
laws Now, he only wants them suspended and that
at the pleasure of the President whilst Mr. 2uchan-
an almost at the same moment asks for additional
power to enforce them. This is II most extraordinary
and brilliant ''Mca' of Mr.. Slidcl's, indeed So
thinks the Gazette and Sentinel, but we are inclined
to think, that, however extensively this remarkable
:. "ca' may be applandcd by particularly interested
journals in Louisiana, other parts of the South will
not be so easily humbugged into any very ~a,m sp1
port Of it. We are thankful that the rights, interests
and welfare of the South have ADLER and more rclia
bic champions to protect and defend them than either
tribute willfnl and iyranncal violation of neutral
laws TO patrioic uotives, or who would vote away
principle, as a mere smplusage" meaning nothing
in the shape OF amendment to the Kansas bill be-
cause some Of friends from the Free Stes' de-
sired it. But enough now,-thc record will DC made
up by-andby.
Coz. FREMONT BEATEN AGAlN.-Thc Supreme Court
of California has decided the case Of Bddle Bogg vs.
the Merced Mining Company--rcversing the decision
of the Court below The question involves the title
of Fremont to the mineral wealth of his Mariposa
claim. The court decides against Fremont, and that
fec simple to land does not carry with the title to
the gold extracted therclrom. This is considered a
great triumph for the miners
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CoTToN--Thc Commercial Prices Current of the
2Sth instant, furnishes the following quotations.
Inferior, ...... s a. 7sILow Midding 1O4 C9 III
Ordinary. -, 81 6 0lIMddling ...,,11 0 III
Good Ordinary 10 10 l0a Good Middingl2S G l3
FLorR.--Ohio, &c., superinc, S4 80 "a 40.
PoRE.-Mess SIS 25; "a SIS so.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

NOTICE.
WILL BE SOLD, AT THE PLANTATION or
w Robert Perry, sixteen miles southwest of Gin
ton, and ten miles south of jackson, on
MONDAY, the 10th day of NAY, 1883,
1900 Bushels of Corn,
5000 pounds of Fodder,
Stock of Cattle, Sheep, &c
TERMS OF SALE. -
On a credit until the first day of January, 1897,
with eight per cent interest after maturity purcha
scrs to give their notes with approved security.
G. W, CATLETT, Auctioneer,
april q, 1863 Parish Of East Felicana,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

u.s. The Sunday School Children have CelcL-a
tion today.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

DAY, May 26 1858.
G. W. Munday, Edward Dclony
W. Fergus Herman, Isaac n. Lemon,
G. W. Reese, S. Vaughan,
A. J. Going, W. W. Munson,
L. F.. White, G. W. Catlct,
Richard Drchr, T. i. Noonc
VIM. Patterson, Il. A. Scott,
Seymour Taylor, r. J. Banton,
Giles W. Kent, i. +. McMn,
job Rowley, +. Foley,
Ri. Packer, &. II. Jones,
J. NJ. Chaney, H. Sanders,
y. NJ Darfcd, j. A. Harbour,
Henry II. Knox, A. Il. Toadvnc.
}. r. Jackson, &. s. Palmer,
Wm. Broadway, J. A. Norwood,
VIM. Woodward. Josiah Benton,
Sam. y. Haynes, n. Starn,
j. 4. CLANCY WG lIigginbotham
&. p. Ratll Vim. A. Drchr,
Willis Rowlcy, Aquia Fclps,
j. B. Neville, ]. W. Taylor,
John Richart |. 7. Flynn, jr.
A. N. Heyman, Geo. II. Packwood,
Adolphc Moses, Thos W. Robins
II. J. Drehr, j. Starn,
J. L. Roark, W. B. Hobgpod,
D. Wolf S. A. Dubose,
ls5-It being difficult to wait upon ALL favorable t.
the above call for public meeting the list has beer
placed ut the Office Of the Democrat for the reception
of additional signatures.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01


No. $500
Thnm- l.. Mct;hcc 1t al.
D. WRIT T. OF WRIT Of ini facus 10 me- II.
ID rcctrd w the Honorable Court aforesaid. in the
aboYc cgtIrd cuisr, ! have seized anal VIII of r al
Shrrh ~" ii She door nt the Court II ,lsc in the
Town oi Clinton parishur,rc.ai,i on the
FIRST SArl lRDAI IN JUNE, 1858.
NJ II o'clock. n the ri ght. title interest and
claim Of tho defendant Thomas l.. Mc,hcc in and to
The following described property. towii:
Eight lots Of ground, with all the improvements
thereon situptpd lying, and being, in vhr
Town of Clinton, Parish and State aiorc.
said, and known on the iiguratiyc plan Of
said Town. rs Lot, numbered six (G),
seven @, eight -, nine (?), fifteen
ll'), sixteen lls), seventeen (lI), and
eighteen (lS), in square, humber forty
two (42).
TERMS on SALE.
Cash with the benefit oiappraisrmcnt.
may l. lSjS b. W. G.. BROWN. Sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

EPIDEMIC OS THE SUsQuEHASNA.--The United States
steam frigatc Snsquchanna arrived at New York on
the 18th instant from Nicaragua via Port Royal ia
maca, where six officers and ffty-seycn men were
landed, sick with yellow fever. She has had one
hundred and fity-fvc cases in ALL and sixteen deaths
are known, among which was one officer, Lieut. H.
W. Queen. She was OF course detained at quaran-
tine. The Susqnehanna has been absent about two
years, during which time she has visited the Mcdcr
ranean. taken part in the Atlantic telegraph cxpcd-
,on and for six months been on the coast of Central
America, The fever originally broke out on the
10Th of March. but cruise checked it until the 3Oth
when it began to rage so violently that consulta-
tion was held by the captain surgeon and officers of
the deck, and it was decided to run to Pensacola
that being the nearest hospital in the United States
MouyT VERNoS.--The Alexandria (Yirginia) Ga
zette, speaking of the sale of Mount Vernon to the
Ladies Mount Vernon Association, says that $4,000
of the purchase money had been paid in cash. Mr..
Washington retains possession until payment of
SIS 900 is made, which will probably take place in
few months.
NORTH CAROIISA.--Thc Democratic State COnvcn-
tion which assembled at Charlotte, the 1ith inst,
nominated Hon. John w. Ellis, of Rowan county,
for Governor The convention was the largest and
most imposing, in every respect, that ever assembled
in the State.
WHO IS THE SOUTHERN MATRON THE - Southern
Matron" who set foot the holy and patriotic work
of purchasing the home of Washington, and prcscrv
ing it as a shrine at which Americans may strength
en- their patriotism by contemplating the virtues of
the Father of his country is a native daughter of
South Carolina, though now resident of Richmond,
Va. She is not matron at all, but maiden lady
Miss Cunningham. by name-and has, for years, been
a confined invalid She has devoted herself to the
noble work. and is powerfully seconded by other en-
Dent women OF the South,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01
SFfERIfF-I SALE.

TIE STATE OF LOl'iSiiN.t. Seventh, District
rNgtsil ~ EAST FNliGh\.. Court
Mr.. t. TAYLOR, q ai,
Nn
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

With the most efficient the wisest and most bcncv
oent system of labor ever devised by man-wth
material resources boundless as the seas with mo-
nopoly of the controlling staple of the world-with
citizen soldiery whose uncquaed prowcss has been
attcsted by an hundred fcldsal that the South re-
qlires to save her from the doom with which Black
Rcpublcanism threatens her. is tie WILL TO DO.
MississiDJiun.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-01

TERMS ol SALE.
Cash, with the benefit ofupprasrmcnt Of
may |. 1SjS H. VI. G.. BROWN. Sheriff.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-03-19

of rough board eight inches square will do
fer the phebes in the wood-house or back porch,
aud have nice we'll painted box for the mar
tins. The swallows viii take care Of them
selves under the barn, and stable caves, through
the air holes in the gables, under the edge of
the roof inside on the rafters. The more of ali
these things you have about you, the better
They cheer up tho busbandman, please the
housewife, gladden. the children, and uake ever
erything seem happy and joyful.
The tree aud tha forest birds will be along,
also. The meadow lark. the robin, thrush, and
blackbird among the larger shade trees, and the
orchard; aud, best loved Of all, the sweet little
song sparrow in its quaker-brown coat, opening
his nusic-flled throat in the honcysuckle, lilac
bush under the window, where il attends to
nestle for the Summer. Let mol gun, or an
idle boy with murderous intent be about your
premises. These joyous little birds are among
our best benefactors. We may sometimes be
annoyed bg what we thobghtlessly consider
their depredatious but .bey are s'teilling"
their share Of the fruits. which their labors 10
destroying the innumerable tribe of insects that
would otherwise have preyed upon them, here
after euiitle them to. Spare then the birds,
and invite them to stay with and return to you
every Spring with their delightful cempaulon-
ship.--D
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-03-19
BAYARD TAYLOR AS A PRINTER.

The editor Of the Plymouth (lll.) Locomo-
tive, who was printer in tie same Office in
which Bayard Taylor served bis time, tells solre
Interesting "reminiscences of the great traveller.
We had the honor to succeed him in eur
deVilship in the Village Record Office, West
chester County, Pa. We well remember when
he started out on his first tramp, with his small
satchel containing change or two Of linen, and
fifty cents capital. The apprentices in those
days had to carry the papers through the coun-
try on horseback, and our route was Just past
his fathers house. We do not know of sim
gle time, through rain or shine, that old Mr..
Taylor did not meet US at the end of the lane
With happy smile, wishing US a good day, and
as We would hand him the Weekly Record, he
would remark, "a fair exchange is no robbery
filling one side of our saddlebags with nice ap-
pies and grapes. He used to inquire anxiousiy
after Bayard, and said, she liked to rambie
about too much; he is not steady enough
Little he knew then that his son Bayard, tie
printers apprentice, would one day be quoted
as the greatest travelling historian that Ameri-
ca could boast of.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-03-19
VOL. 81. NO. 70.
-AEEcD0TF or WESTERN STUMP
SPE.AKLAYn

Ihe system OF canvassing and electiopeerine.
as 1t Is carried on in the Southwest afforao
much that is amusing as we'll as instructive
We find in the Editors drawer, Of Harnar
for December, Iich joke said to have occurred
In canvass in Tennessee, between the Hon.
Gave johnson, and Maj Gust. A. Henry. As
the story runs, Maj. H.; in reply to an aIIusion
of his opponent as to bis manner of shaking
hands, said.
Il will tell you little aDecdete ilIustra,;ya
OF the peculiar electioueering abilities of hon
orable friend in his intercourse with our intel.
ilsent constituents. We were canvassing in q
remote part of the district, and, having an an
pontment to apeak near the house of an infu-
ehliai Squire we spent the previous night at his
mousse together. 1t was well known that the
squire controlled all the vores in that precinct
and that hls better half controlled him. 20 that
II was All important to get on the right side of
ner. we had agreed not to electicneer with
the squire while We staid with him but did
hol thlhK THIS forbade me to do nv best with
Ills family. SO rose about day-break the nex,
nornlng, and thinking that | should maka
iriehos with the mistress by bringing some
water to cook tie breakfast, took bucket
ana started off for the spring, was tripping
On on "a llght fantastic toe,' singing merrily az
went along, when, what On earth should
see; as looked luto the yard, but the old lady
milking The COW, while my honorable falenG
WIN his face ruddy with morning exercise, and
his locks streaming in the breeze, was holdipe
the cow by the tail! saw in an instant that
he had the start of me. | Ireturned TO the house
and abandoned all hopes Of getting
a vote in that region.''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-03-19

PAYTHAT DEBT.-It is small one and ap-
pfentB not worth serious thought. Why
nj then pay it? Why be compelled to suffer
te modification of dun! Why not take that
tile tLorn out of your fngerl 1t will tester
allowed to remain aud cause ten times the
Irouble Why not relieve the conscience of
that little loade You will feel the better for
It by SC doing. You contracted the debtkuow-
ngly and willingly. Did you not mean to pay
t2 Then why not do it once? Every days
lelay increases morally the amount of the obli-
cation. Remember, too, that your little debt,
md thousand other mems little debts, make
. little fortune for your creditor; or they ena-
Die him to pay his larger debts, or feed his
vorkmen and keep his machinery a-going in
lines like these Don't You see how it isl
You dol Well, then, remit the amount at once
Ind to- night the ghost of that debt will net
rouble your dreams.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-03-19

The report of the majority of the Senate's
committee on Territories speaks of the Lecomp-
ton contrivance as constitution which the peo
pie of Kansas cannot change, without resorting
to revolution, until the year 1864. Further
on, after reciting the general declarations in
the preamble of the Lecompton swindle, that
all power is inherent in the people, aud tha,
all their right to alter their forms Of govern
ment is inalienable and indefeasible, the report
sets forth that these declarations give the peo-
pie power to "ohange or abolish their constitu-
ton at legal times and legal places' This is
the doctrine of the South, and will, in due time
be the doctrine of the U. S. Supreme Court.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-03-19

DEFINITIONS OF "TIT FOR TAT Proving
Yourself as great a fool as your antagonist.
The primative idea of justiee.
DIX of one for half-a-d dozen of the other
A tournament In which the wisest wins
a lady returning stolen kiss
a plea of revenge:
obtaining an article on credit for which vou
nave no intention of paying, and finding, when
you arrive at home, that you have had vopr
pocket picked
a iavorlte game with children, and too often
with those of an older growth.
Our old nature demanding an sseye for ar
eye, and tooth for TOOTH
Robbing thief.