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Civil Action.

Kansas TERBIToRY,l ss
.Cosnty Of Johnson.i So
CHARLES WlLLEAsBN ! c;,;, Action.
ALEXANDER Z. MARTIN. }
* rur THrap Jrp,c...L DISTRICT CorET. si:,
ting within and for Jchnsv, County In sara
aE object of this sd Il 10 teeOver judgmsct
j. for ona hundred and nineiy-si1 dollars,
(Sl96l with interest at the rate Of four per ee;t
per month. from the 4th day of August. a. ID;
1853, and $50 solicitors fees and the costs, and
also to foreclose a mortgage executed by the de-
fendant to the plaintiff, on the north east quar-
ter of section tWenty-eight (2s), in township
fourteen (4), Of range twenty-thr tss), east OF
the sixth principal meridian, situate in the
County Of johnson In the said Territory, con-
tajnipg one hundred and sixty acres,
Itappearing By affidavit, filed. that the defend.
| ant Alexander E. Martin. is c nonsresident Of
this Territory, il is therefore ordered that the
| said Alexander Z. Martin do. By the 2lst day oi
| MAY, A. ID. Ie59, answer the petition pf the said
Charles Willemsen, against him, hied IN tne
| Clerks once Of said Court. or the same viii be
| taken as confessed, and judgment rendered nc-
In testimony whereof, /. William Roy. Cierl
| Of said Court. have hereunto set my hand ano
private SEAL (there being seal Of once provid-
edl nt Olathe, in said County and District, thi'
| ALT day Of March, 1880,
''s' ""' - WILLIAM ROY, Clerk. r.. s.
/ SHAsyoS MclNTosH GIFFIS, Pin 9 Att'ys
4 Auril 9th. 1659-6w.
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G The communication from Paris,
Linn county, is in type, but owing to a
pressure of other important matter, we
defer its publication till next week.
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~ The letter Of Hon. F. P. srANro,

nT The letter of Hon. F. P. STANTON,
in Reply to Mr.. HEATH's letter, published
in the RspuGieaH, fully meets the argu-
ments of that gentleman, and knocks his
position into a cooked hat. Whatever
tbs advocates of the 0sawatomie Con-
vsntion may urge in favor of their posi-
tion, it is a pleasure to know that the
facts, arguments and people, are all with
,be Free State movement.
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ven CANT DO withons It.

/,uNy's NEW MAP AND HAND. .BsVvA y sns,
an ,si.e : Dollar. Timber. roads, towns, rev
eoanties. county lines routes to the ninss: ;cr &C.,
are shown correctly. full Of valuable
ana statistics. Ty il. There = no. no hS Tires
,ninutes examination will satisfy any "sn 80
there e nothing bogus about 4; t;;o,,, Noah.
Agents will distribute ao2us y iSsa ssaann'
Wynudett, Kansas. Aarcn x
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Civil Action.
KANSAS TERRIroRY. ! 80
County Of Johnsou.S 90
THOMAS !; = BAILEY, Civil Action.

CHARLES p. BALDWIN,
IL THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, sit
ting within. and for the County Of johnson. IN
rIiHE object Of this suit Is N recover Judgment
i for the sum Of seyenty-fye dollars. with in
terest thereon, at the rate Of three per cent per
menth, from the 18th day OF November, A. "
le5e till paid and the costs and also forecio:e
a mortgage executed by said Chas. +. BALDWIN
70 b. +. Dare, on the 18th day OF August. A. u.
I55s on the following property. 70 wit: Lot three
(3) Block thirty-four t34) Lot twenty I'D IN
Block thirty-nine C3e) Lot twent5-eight 70 N
Block forty-two (f2l; Lot fourteen "a in Block
sixty-eieht (68 Lot three 90 in Block seventy
Eve 7S): Lot four "a in Block segc gcnty-slx Vel
and Lot four ~ in Block serent5-eight tso). sit
uate in the town Of Oiathe, in the County OF
johnson. in said Territory. which said mortgage
was afterwards transferred b. the said Dare 70
tne said Thomas j. BAILEY. =.
II appearing by affidavit fled, that the deft.
Charles +. Baldwin, does not rcsine IN tns el-
ritory IL is therefore ordered that the SAID ina
/ p Baldwin do, By the 2lst day o. Nay, a. u
| 1850 answer the petition Of the said Thomas !.
/ Br.iIeY az Iinst him filed IN the Clerk somce O
/ "a ia Court. or the same will be taken as con
/ 4. ,~.rd and iudrment rendered accordingly.
In testimony whereof, ]. William koy, CLERK o
nn- aid Court. have hereunto set ms hand an:
private seal. (there heing noseai ot once PROVO
ed1 af Olathe. in said County and DISTRICT. TN
'ns - WILLIAM ROY, Clerk, n, 81
1T. BkRRIs, Pif 3 Atty. .sas .
April e.h, lo5s-SW.
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T .AwRENcE LODGE No. 8 l. o. of G. t.
- meets regularly, every Monday, at : I-2
o'clock, in Babcock Il Lykins' Hall. Members
of the order from other Lodges are invited to
meet with US whenever they can make it conven-
lent. J. G. TRASK, Wet.
A. G. DALEE, W. S. May 1, 50.
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A Good Appointment

We are happy to observe that c. v.
EsKRIDGE, Esq, of Emporia, has been
commissioned Probate Judge for Breck-
enidge county. Mr.. Eskridge is young
man Of decided ability and great prom
ise, and is destined to figure conspicuous
lyin the future politics of this Territory.
His strict integrity and noble bearing has
civen him a strong hold upon the people.
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TIE TERRITORY OF KANSAS, es
County Of johnson. 9''

j. NENHJ SMIIHI
VS..
II. r. HALL. }
In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis;
trict, sitting within aud for the County and
Territory aforesaid.
mont Tor tho sum Of one hundred and forty
five dollars (si45) with interest thereon from the
9TH day of May, A. ID. 1883, till paid and the costs
of suit II appearing By affidavit Med that the
defendant. n. r. Hall, is Il nonresident OF this
Territory, II is therefore ordered that thesad Hall
do answer the petition Of the said Smith against
him filed in the Clerks Office of said Court, on
or before the 2sth day of May Ie59, or the same
will be- tsEeh as true, and judgment rendered
Witness ms hand and private seal
SEAL being no %as seal al Of E9 Soi ss g5o'ded
| NV WIN. ROY, Clerk.
| Anril % SGT
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Administrators Notice.

rTHE undersigned having obtained letters Of
l. administration on the estateof I. w. james,
deceased Of the Probate Court, Greenwood
county. Kansas Territory, bearing date Of April
5th, 1s59 all persons having claims against
said estate, are required to exhibit them Tor
allowance within one year from date of said
letters or they may be excluded from rny benefit
of said estate. and if such claims be not exhib-
tied in three years, they will beforeyer excluded:
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make settlement Immediately.
ALLEN THOMPSON.
April 5, Ie59-4t% Administrator.
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OsAGE LAND DISTRICT. FORT SoorT. K. TT
AI,r,-h Goth 1850 1


TN THE MATTER Of the application Of Solo
l. man Halsey to pre-empt the Southwest
quarter Of Section No. eleven, Ql9 in Township
No. twenty-three, Css, south OF range 70. SIX
teen East contested by Samnel b. Wright. late
of Coifey county, in the Territory Of Kansas. lt
is hereby ordered that the said parties, shall be
heard, and their respective proofs. touching sald
nre-omption Claims, taken b. us at the Land
Office. at Fort Scott, in said Land District, on
the first Tuesday Of July next, at 10 O'CLOCK a;
J; ; and il appearing TO us by the affidavit OF sa,d
Halsey. that the said Wright does not now resioe
in this Territory and thai personal notice q tns
time and place fixed for tho hearing Of said pre-
emption case, cannot be served upon him, II is
further ordered that notice thereof be published
in the Kansas Herald OF Freefon, newspaper
published at Lawrence. in said Territory, six
weeks successively, the last publication to be at
least four weeks prior to said first Tuesday IN
July.
Given under our hands at said Land Office, on
'-' JESSE NORM. Register.
EPARHRo RANSOM, Receiver.
Apr. ,, le59-6t.
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DIED.

At Twin Mound, Douglas county, Kansas, on
Tuesday morning. 10Th Of April. FARMEY ELIZA A.
BETH, wife of Henry Hiatt, Esq, aged thirty
eight years and six months.
morals. Her religion was to do to others as she
would have them do TO her." Her loss will be
keenly felt By all who knew her. but more espe-
eially BY her surviving family and near relatives
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DENNIS SULLIVAN. Plaintiff, }
CHARLES MiNGFIELn. Def. 5

Civil action. on an accepted order, in the Court
of ii. X, Kelso, a Justice of the Peace in and
for Scott township, in Bourbon county, Kan.
sns Territory.
rIlO CHARLES b, WINGFIELD, the above
l. Defendant: You are hereby notified that
an &c tion has been commenced against You by
from Owen Wingheld, for the sum Of thirty four
dollars exclusive of interest, that an order OF
attachment was issued BY said Justice, and your
property levied upon TO satisfy the same, and
of the Peace, at his office in said township, on
the slst day Of May next, judgment will be rem
dered against you and your property sold TO sat
'''' '''N DENNIS SULLIVAN, Plaintiff.
A,r;i N Ip5Q-lf
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y.t,ee to claimants,

NOt1Co 20 Ch8h~s
rr,tTF Commissioners to audit tandadju just claims
Il for property taken or DESTROYED IN 1880 VIII
hold sessions as follows, commencing at
lawrence, Douglas Co.. Monday. April 18th.
Minbeola. franklin 70. =. MaS SnS' a.a
shannon, Anderson Go., a. az
OsaWntomie, LTktns to, !. sost
Brooklyn, Linn Co., re.aa'
Fort Scott, Bourbon Co., June -n"'
Claimants sre requested to have their papers
ali ready for presentation and witnesses IN .;,.
tendance for examination as aboye; it.samail ins iii.
for tbe completion Of the work Is hmi'eoAii
must be closed up before lst July. Lof, n.
No ensescan be considered unless the PrgVis Iii m
completed before the 18th Of June; - ..s.rs ~ 80
reanire ali tne f6mainder Of the month ~.
The report for the C0rstitutional ConSEn.Sx nSex ~
assemble at wyandot, on the hrss Aonas' "
Juiy. sn,,,,,; ss;aners AZ
.hove- are reouested 10 send their III
nrcofs drawn in accordance with tne Pr ,nai
ries and regulations TO Caleb .. fratt,
\ risrk Iawrcnce. when the commissioner VIII ~
earmunieate With claimants and enaeav1t. ~ "
sford then all necessary facilities contempis'su
by he Act organizing the commisssrlosni; sr AxD
HI. ADAMS.
S.A' K1NGMAN.
..:,r fesa Com'rs.
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Attachment. A

KANsAN TERRIToRY.l
Bourbon County.
ALFRED N, II. BILLS,
c. B. wINGGiFIELp.
In attachment before II. Kelso, a. Justice Of
the Peace in and for the Township of Scott.
County and Territory aforesaid.
ITO c. b. WINGFIELD, the above named de-
i fendant: You are hereby notified that Alfred
NJ. II. Bills, plaintiff as Aforesaid, on tho 18th
of tho Justice aforesaid, a writ of attachmentt
against you for the sum of ffty-fye dollsrs and
interest thereon and cost OF this action, and that
your property is attached for the payment CT the
same. You are hereby required to appear before
said Justice at his office in said Township, on
the sIst day Of May. 4; d. 1859. and defend the
same. or Judgment will be rendered against YOU
for the above amount with interest and costs,
and the property attached sold to pay the same.
ALFRED NJ. II. BILLS.
April &c, '59.-3t.
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Attachment.

KANSAS TERRIToRT,( %
Bourbon County.
BLAKE LITTLE
C. B. wffiNGFIELD,}
In attachment before H. r. kelso, Justice Of
the Peace in and for the Township of Scott,
County and Territory aforesaid;
rTI0 c. B. WiNGFIELD, the above named
l. defendant: You are hereby notified that
Blake Little, plaintiff AZ aforesaid, on the ggth
day of March, A. ID, 1859, sued out Of the ONCE
of the Justice aforesaid. writ Of at.schment
against you for the sum of forty-two dollars,
together with the interest thereon and the costs
of this action, and that your property Is
for the payment of the same. You are hereby
required to appear before said Justice, at his
Office in said Township, on the slst day OF May
! A II. ls.a, and defend the same or Judgment VIII
| be rendered against YOU for the above amount
with interest and costs, and the property attach
BLAKE LITTLE, Plaintiff.
| WILLIAMS Il BRO.
| April g, 59.-3t. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Legal Notiees.
Sheriff,s sale,

RY virteu of q writ Of execution TO me di-
ID rected, issued by the clerk of the District
Court in and for the county Of Coffey, Territory
Of Kansas, in favor Of Laura Hayes and against
Leopold Reuter-, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the court house door, in the village
of Burlington, in said Cofey county, between
the hours Of 10 A. N. and 9 2. NJ, on Saturday,
30th day Of April, 4. d. ls5s. the followipgprop-
erty. levied on as the property Of Leopnld Reu-
ter to satisfy execution and casts: All the right.
title and interest Of Leopold Reuter- in and to
the East half of the ;. W. y Of Sec, 80, Town
ship -. Range Is East; the same lying and being
in the county of Coifey, \: r, and appraised at
JOHN CHESS,
Sheriff of Cofey Co., K. I.
March, 18th. A. d, 1859.
III The above sale is adjourned to SATURDAY.
May 18th; le59. may7
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Order of Publication.
Attachment

W. S. HULL, Plaintiff,
VS.,
JAMES DAWSON 4 E. BRYAN, Def's.>
before ]. B. Gillilant, Justice Of the Peace,
u Lawrence Townships Douglas county. X. 7,
James Dawson and L. Bryan. Defendants, will
take notice that an attachment has been issued
against them in the above case. for the sum Of
seventeen dollars and fifty cents for medical
service rendered in the fall of 1858, aud costs Of
suit which has been served and returned, and
continued for trial 10 the llth day Of June, lsS9
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
April 50. '59.-3t. ". S. HULL. Plaintiff.
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THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of Lawrence
i Lodge, No. 6, are held on the first Thursday
Of each month, in Masonic Hall, Babcock 4 Ly-
kins' Building.
Ate, S-tf
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Legal Nofiees.
TuE rrnRrrony OF KAssAs, 50.

NJ KAYsER3
VS.. SIS.
H.R. HALL.> e
In the District Court for the Third Judicial Dis
trict, sitting within and fol the County OF
johnson in said Territory.
THE objectof thissuit is to recover Judgment
l. for the sum of Eve hundred and four dollars
and ity-six cents with interestat the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum from tho 7th day Of Noyem-
Der. A. ID. 1858 till paid. aud costs. subject to q
verdict Of two hundred and eighty dollars.
IL appearing. BY affidavit filed, that the said d.
K. Hall is a resident Of this Territory, 1t IS
therefore ordered that the said II. Il. Hall do
answer the petition against him, filed BY the said
kayser-in the Clerk softice Of said Court on or
before the 25th day of May A. D. 1855. or the same
viii be taken as true, and judgment rendered
accordingly.
Witness my hand and private seal.
EpN there being no seal Of office pro-
wv AID. 1859.
Abr. e6-6t. WM, ROY, Clerk.
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Special Noticss.
odd Fellows.

T AWRENCE LODGE No. 4 /. o. o. F.,
~ meets regularly every Wednesday yeninH, at
~ o'clock, in Babcock hykin's Hall, next
der, in good standing. are cordially invited to
visit the Lodge.
G.. s. THOMPSON. Sec.
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rVHB UNDERSIGNED tales this opportunity
Of announcing to the public that Mr.. II. ).
fILLMoKE has become partner with him in the
Dry Goods business. The subscriber would
respecdu REQUEST those indebted TO him, By
note or otherwise, to call and make immediate
payment. GEORGE FORD.
Lawrence, April 2Ist, 1859. apr. a-st.
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oAio state and Union Law College.

OHIO state and Union Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleye-
i land. Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practise. For Circulars address. at Cleveland,
(Feb II '5s-ly' MA. KING, Secretary.
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CIOTHINGi

CLOTHINGi
so Black and Brown DRESS COATS. $40 to SIS.
So BUSINESS SUITS. from IS to s35.
800 VESTS, from 81 IS to $40.
500 PANTS, from 81 to 81.
Also Summer CIOthins-all sorts, sizes and
Please sife us call before purchasing else
where, for we are bound to sell cheaper than tie
cheapest.
HATS AND CAPS!
Silk Hats, Stove Pipe. Hats. Black and White
Mole Skin Hats. Fi- Hats, Black and Brown
Planters Hats, Soft Hats, also Summer Hats Of
all softs, sizes and prices, which will be sold
cheap, cheap, cheap! AT SUTLlFFS-
FURNISHING GOODS.
& Ths Place Place os, + Rss SaR SSa5 GeH ov.s cI1sa Sasf
Gloves. Driving Gloves, Counties. Mitte1s, un-
dershirts and Drawers; oyershirts, Hickory
Shirts, Hosiery. and other things too numerous
to mention, is at tSUTLIFF'S.
TO COUNTRY DEALERS.
We viii sell Goods at wholesale as low as at
| st. Louis, Kansas CITY, or LtaFenworth. Give
| us a call.
OUT FITTING GOODS.
A large stock just received. at SUTLIFFS.
Mr.. s. employs the BEST OF w0RKMEN,
and with the assistance of SINGERS FIRST
CLASS SEWING MACHINE. is prepared to
| make to order on the MOST REASONABLE TEENS,
and with GREAT DISPATCH, COATS, VESTS
and PANTS. in the latest New York and Boston
Styles, and perfect fit guaranteed.
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
Kept constantly on hand, and sold at moderate
prices to SUIT THE HARD TIMES. Give us q call
| and VIC will do you good in the war Of workman
ship, good material and genteel fits.
| N.B.-Don't forget the place. . doors south oi
main entrance, Eldridge Block.
/ Lawrence. April Is. 1s59,-tf.
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ListefLertsra

PENAINING in the Post ofFice at I.awrences
IL May LIST. 1859. Persons calling for them
Will say ADVERTISED"
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HDucA11oN.
u richmond FEMALE sEMINAMYs -.
II on Grace, beffrssA Third and Fotsta sfs
Rryi M,p; HoGE, P. D., Principals.

4. M DuPIY, A. NJ, 80
Seminary for the edueatlon OF restia
men, gill he opened in She city OF Richmond On the
Hoe 90 % hsye Presidential supervision Of
eversthing connected with the, ,instltnton; apd.
while his other engagements will 81 permit him
sirctnn hs vii BE- present day by day at the lee
tures and recitations; viii personally acquaint
himself with the standing and proficiency q the
tellectnai aud spiritual Improvement. a..
Mr. Drruy will d eve a Ta aSs tune to the d y
his care. Those Of them who are boarders will be
treated as members Of his own family, and every
p,9hwsaSn a m IN SICKNESS This parental charge
assumed with due appreciation Of its responsible
An ample and competent corps of assistants will
he employ ed IN every department. The best mast
ersof French, German, Italian, Music, DraMin ns
taken TO have pupils IN the French language taught
not only read and write i correctly, but to speak
lady viii reside with the family.
good apparatus viii be employed to illustrate
the Truths of Physical Science, and impress them
4 frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
Music is the want 81 time, and inducement to
practice the lessons which have been gwen by the
Professor To obviate this evil, a Teacher of Music
will I've member OF the household, and will per-
sonally supsfintend the pupils during the hours al
The Course Of Study will comprise all that is es-
sential TO complete and polished education, from
the rudlments OF the English tongue, to the higher
branches of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sci
ence, and Ancient Languages.
Written Examinations conducted in privatel
will he held AZ convenient intervals, and always At
he close of the session; and at the completion of
She whole course of studies, Diplomas Will be pre-
scented 10 the Young ladies' who have credltabiy
passed all the examinations.
TERMS.
Board for nine months 200 90
Washing and Lights ...-.......-.-.........- 200
Tuition in Primary Department 1900
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches 40o0
Tuition in Advanced English Branches..... 5000
Modern and Ancient Languages-eaeh 20OO
Muse-Voeai and Instrumental tPano and
Gnitar) enc lesson for one hour per
Use of instrument. loOO
One half payable on the LIST day Of October. 1859,
and the remainder on the 18th of February, 1860
strict compliance with this requirement. must be
insisted upon.
Deduction will he made from these charges, in
cases of protracted sickness.
Money should also be deposited to meet the con-
tingeut expenses of a boarder.
Boarders will always accompany the PRINCIPAL TO
the Presbyterl Church on the Sabbath, unless
otherwise directed by the parent or guardian, III
which case all proper facilities will be afforded, to
enable them to attend the churches preferred.
Or. HoGE will take pleasure IN answering any let
teTs of inquiry with regard 20 the School;
All business letters should he addressed to
lie 29-}m A. VI. DUPUY, Richmond, Va
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:, 3, r i, rspAY MORNING AUG "a 1889

~
ruxIs.ARAnrAN NIGHTS AT FORTY AND
r,,arrrrs. quarterly Reviewer Thus COM
,.arss l,.e effect of these Tales upon me man
~ f.,rtv. with the magic charm they exercised
al, ,lse hay Of fourteen
.sy% sp,s these thiags as they We're 20 us, We
=, ,.st s,,ra back in imagination 10 the gates OF
l,f md recall the freshness OF our youtp. isaseF
A.. Z, llfe The most unlimited accumulation OF
precisns stones loses its power OF producing
a., enact nad no reverses OF fortune are ex-
sfrsor.,inary enough 10 ssagtie as. The sud-
denly revealed treasures. the gorgeous palaces
with doors of sandal wood. fretted ceilings.
aad seweied couches. the high bosomed viz
gi;as. she obedience of the genii, and the state
81 kings-~lheSe things come not near rs. We
have lost the sublime egotism OF our early
years and acknowledge that such splendid
possessions are too good for ms. Fate has
ALREADY assigned Us our mo6erate share, and
set With some sufficient deiiniteness the
limits of our ambition and hopes
Who ara we between thirty and forty. fhat we
ahouid pull up fat stone with ring In u,
and fiasf steps leading to a cavern stored with
the precious rarities of an Eastern fancy, OF
wake III The night. and irembie IN sWeet
engagement TO behold the fair paragon OF e'hi"
ma sleeping by our side! Ehougn i'n "a - - w., W.
said out before the fall of consois. ana II the
single partner TO whom we limit our adihlfa-
ton of female beauty preserve q MODERATE
share Of those fair proportions ana serene avs
position with which she adorned inc eaIi
= ssays of eaurlsnie But there was time with
os when Lac Arabian Nights were not so much
a story as a dream. whea. with the saInss q I'M
miugiing of Identities which we sometimes
have ia sleep. ~ is mol Aladdin, but ourseii,
and vet not ourself but Aladdin, who gaze
on tie Jewell bearing fruit trees, marries the
Z Sulsans daughter, aad controls the resources
of the lamp; we suffer and triumph with
Sialad. taste vicissItude with CaIaaxnizaman.
e eRioy the shrinking fondncss of Iabulba, travel
upon the enchanted carpet, or mount the ny
ing horse. To read of these things wassa sort
of in teliectual hasheesh-an intoxicating
z s,imulant 10 that early Imagination which
does not consciously snbdue other things into
It's owe forms but delights TO lose itself in
g suggestions from without"
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a TouaH DAGKEY-At Cleveland, on Mon
day. while n number of workinen were hoist
ing barrel of linseed oil 10 place on board
vessel. something in the tackle gave way, let
ting The barrel fall fair and square on the
he;,i of the darkey who was in the hold. All
supposed he was killed, but he escaped with a
feg slight cuts aud scare. His head proved
100 hard for the vessel, knocking both ends
out and so mpletely enyeloping him that II
had to I've Knocked to pieces to release him
While the wounds ON his Uranium were being
dressed. he remarked, ''tror a mighty, guess
dis ere tlarxey don't want any more lie on
his har'i So little was he damaged by the
: plaw shat the fellow went to work again the
lay