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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-05

GET READr.-Waskey & Hurst's new
spring goods will be here in few days, and
We advise our people, in town and country,
to get ready to go and see them, and make
their spring purchases. 1t would be SUI
perfuOus for us to say word in recon-
mendahon of this house, so well is it known
in this country, far and near. They will
have a complete stock, and will sell their
goods as low as they can possibly be az
forded.
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MORE BUILDINGS We need more build
ings in Emporia badly. Everything that
will hold family in town is full. One day
this week, gentleman with a family was
trying to rent residence, but none could
be had. This is the case every few days.
Some man with capital could make it pay
to build few neat and comfortable resi-
dences.
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Notice of Final settlement.

A LII creditors and others interested in the es-
N tate of James NJ. Wheeler, deceased, are
hereby notified that the unde signed, Admins
tratrix of said estate, intends to make final settle
ment OF the said estate at the next term of the
Probate Court of Lyon county, to be held at the
office of the Probate Judge, in the town of En-
poria, on the first Monday of April. A D. 1864
HULDAH a. WHEELER,
Administrators
Dated March 9Th, 1864. 1870
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We learn that the Supreme Court of the
State has affirmed the judgment of the Dis
trict Court, in the case of the State VS..
Wise, whom, our readers will recoIlect, was
sent to the penitentiary from here, at the
spring term, for the murder of Baily, in
Marion county, some time ago. So Wise
does not get out. Some effort was made
here to have him pardonsd.
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Snecia1 Notice.

a LII PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAINST
N taking SAND or STONE from the South
west Quarter of Section (32) Thirty-two, Town
ship (l8) Eighteen, Range Q1) Eleven, with out
permission from the undersigned, JOHN R
SWALLOW, Emporia. This land includes what
is known as the Upper Stone Quarry" two
miles northwest of EmpOria, and the sand bluff
west of it, DAVID PLUMB.
Emporia january 3Oth, Ie64-6w
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SHINGLES! SHINGLES /!

GFHHE undersigned having remodeled the old
4 Vangundy Machine, are now prepared to
furnish Shingles of the best quality, cheap, for
cash, or trade For further particulars. inquire al
the farm of DAVID VANGUNDY, one mile be
low the Junction or at the residence of Orrin
Clark, corner North Avenue and Water street
Neosho Rapids. ORRIN CLARK,
VIM. F. VANGUNDY.
Neosho Rapids Nov 9, 1853 1885
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See Bates new advertisement elsewhere,
in tO-day's paper. He has just received
from Leaven worth lot Of new goods in
his line. The ladies and gents will find at
the EmpOria Drug Store, supply of nice
toilet articles.
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Notice Of Publication
STATE OF Kansas, LYON COUNTY, IS:
do c. Tsylor,l District Court,

STATE OF Kansas, LYON County, IS:
Fernando C. TsylOrl District Court,
VS.. Fifth Judicial District
a. Lee Glenn. Lyon County, Kansas.
A LEE GLENN, of parts unknown, win
N. take notice that Fernando G. Taylor, Of the
county of Erie, State of Ohio, did, on the 9th
day of February, A. D. 1864, file his petition in
the District Court of Lyon county, Kansas,
against the said A. Lee Glenn. defendant. setting
forth that on the Sd day of October 1868, the
said A. Lee Glenn, defendant, gave to the said
plaintiff his certain Promissory note, in writing.
o that date, whereby he promised TO, pay to the
said plaintiff, in four months after date thereof
the sum of one hundred and forty dollars, dated
at Fair Play, c. T., which said note has not been
paid, any part thereof, and the said a. Lee
Glenn, defendant, is hereby notified that he is
required to appear and denur to or answer said
petition on or before the 22d day of April, a d
! 1864.
Dated at Emporia, Kansas, this 18th day o.
! February, a. D. 1854. F. G. HUNT, -
| Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest: P. H. Hunt Clerk. 1851 SO 81
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Publication Notice.

STATE or KANSAS, CHASE COUNTY, IS:
Gustavus Kutter, District Court, Fifth
judicial District,
Henry n. Pratt and Chase County.
Charles Willemsen Kansas. r4
XEENRY NJ PRATT, the above named d.
1 fendaut, will take notice that the said plain
tiff, Gustavus Kutter, has commenced On action
in said Court, against the said defendant, by al
ing his petition in said Court, the object Of which
is TO obtain Judgment against the said defend
ant, Henry II Pratt, for the sum of one hundred
and ten dollars ($l10 CO., together with interest
thereon from the 28th day of August, a. D. 1860,
at the rate of twenty (20) per cent. per 0rnlul,
fendant Henry M. Pratt, to said plaintiff, oTsa
certain pronlissory note, made, executed, and de-
livered By the said defendant Henry Nj. Pratt, t.
this plaintiff, on the 2Sth day of August. A. ID.
1860, whereby he promised to pay 10 the said
plaintiff order one hundred and ten dollars
(l10 O0) II ore year from the date thereof, with
interest at the rate of twenty (20) per cent. per
| annum until paid; also fifty dollars iquidated
damages as attorneys fees for foreclosure and e.
obtain decree Of foreclosure and sale of the fol-
| lowing described lands and tenements, situate
| lying and being in the county Of Marion--which
county is attached to Chase county for judicial
pun poses-to wit: The southwest quarter of ths
southeast quarter of section fifteen, (l5) and the
north half of the northeast quarter of Eeotion
! twenty two (z2i township twenty-one (2l) south
! of range four "a east, containing one hundred
and twenty acres of land. And the said defar
| daHt, Henry III. Pratt, is further notified that m.
| less he plead answer or demur TO said pl9intia =
petition or before the 23d day of April, AID
! 1864, said petition Will be taken 80 true, end
judgment rendered accordingly.
SHANNON d SHANNON,
/ and a. s. HOWARD
Pl2intif 8 Attorneys.
Attest: ]. S. SHtrXAS, Clerk. 1881 SIS {,
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Clark & Moon are getting ready as fast
as possible to burn brick They will put
up large kiln. They will burn on the
Neosho, near Mrs. Burns residence. Mr..
Clark is an old hand at the business.
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MARRIED..

On Sunday, the 2Ist of February. ult., by Rev.
J. c. Fraker, Mr.. DAVID YESTAL, of Spring
dale, Leavenworth county. and Miss MELIS SA
A. MOON, daughter of John 81 con, near this
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Notice Of Publication .

SAFE O AAssEs. L7oF COUNTY, 80:
In the District Court, Fifth Judicial District,
sitting within and for .he county Ct t4yon anu
State Of Kansas.
Charles Britton, Plaintiff,
Phebe Z. Brittol, Defendaut.)
DHEBE e. BRITTOfT, Of the town of Fsattie-
L hero, in the State Of Vermont, will take 70
tice that Charles Br:tton. Of the county CT Lyon
il the State of Kansas did, on the IIth dag OF
February. A. ID. 1854, file his petition IN the Of
fee of the Clerk of the District Court within aud
for the county Of Lyon and State OF Kansas,
charging the said Phebe E. Britton with willul
absence for more than one year last past, and
Phebe T. Britton, which petition viii stand foc
hearing at the next term of the said Court.
Dated this llth day Of February, a. D. 1861
CHARLES BRTfT0N.
By i. G. HsSF, his Attorney
Attest: p 81 HuyT. Clerk r % 81 50 60
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Nelse Demoss and Jim D pile of compa-
ny G are stopping in town, and are looking
"jly and festive" Also Max Faucet, of
the Eleventh band.
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publication Notice /.
STATE OF KANSAS, CuAsE Coz

Louis l.. RutilvuX, ! JuGicial Distrlct,
Caroline NJ. Ruffieux, Chase County Kan
and Charles Willemsen.
Z OUIS E. RUFFIEUX, and Caroline n. Ruff
u ieux, the above named defendants viii taxa
notice that the said plaintiff, John j. Garnrls,
has commenced an action IN said Court againsa
the said defendants by fling his petition IN saia
Court, the object of which is to obtain iuds-
ment against the said defendant, Louis e. Ruff
feux. for the sum OF one hundred and ten dollars
(SIl0 00) together with interest thereon from tho
eth day of September, A. D. 1860, at their Of
twenty {200 per cent. per annun, claimed to bs
due ana owing from the said defendant, Louis +.
Rutfieux to said plaintiff, certain prominsory
note. made, executed and delivered by the said
defendant Louis e. Rufieux, to this plaintiff. on
the fifth day of September, a. D. 1869 whereby
he promised to pay to the said plaintiff order
one hundred and forty dollars t5l49 00) in Tvs
years from the date therSof, with interest tk7
| rate of twenty (20l per cent per anuun until
paid: also fiftv dollars hquidabed damages as
attorneys fees for foreclosure, aud 10 obtain
! decree of foreclosure and sale of the following
! described lands and tenements situste, lying
and being in the county of Chase aforeaaid. b.
wit: The east half OF the northwest qurrter aad
/ the west half of the northeast quarter Of section
/ seven G. township tweRty-one (2l) south Orange
! six t6) west And said defendants, IIotissE
| Rufieux and Caroline NJ. Ruffieux are further
notified that unless they plead, answer or dernur
to said plaintiff 5 petition on or before the 233
day of April, A. D. 1861, said petition will be
taken as true and judgment rendered accord
! incIy. SHANNON & SHANNON,
| and A. s. HOWARD.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Attest: j. S. SHIPxAN Clerk. 1851 SIS.
Dated this Both day of February a. D. 1864
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NoT1cE.-The adjourned meeting of the
Emporia Temperance Society will be held
this Saturday evening, at the Congrega-
tional Church. A full attendance is desired
MARY ]. WATSON, Sec'y.
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Why is it that it takes letters eight to ten
days to go from here to Humboldt, when
we have direct mail This matter ought
to be looked after.
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The attention of real estate buyers is d.
rected to the sales to tske place to-day by
Sheriff Mantor.
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Administrator.
Estate Of Charles Burns, Deceased.

= Estate of Charles Burns, Deceased.
4 Ii creditors and others interested in the es-
n tate of Charles Burns, deceased, are hereby
notified that the undersigned, Administrative OF
said estate, intends to make final settlement Of
the said estate at the next term of the Probate
Court Of Lyon county, TO be held at the office OF
the Probate Judge, in the town of EmpOria, On
the first Monday of April, A. D. 1864
LUCY A. BURNS, Administrators.
Jso " HAYES, Atty for Administrators.
Dated February 18th, a. D. 1864. 1928
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Our readers will please remember that we
insert marriage notices free Of charge,
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Publication Notica.

STATE OF Kansas, CHASE CouSTr. Sc:
Gustavus Kuttcr, District Coui.,
Thomas Stamp and Chase County,
Charles Willemgsn Kansas
TENHOMAS STAMP, the above named defend
1 ant, viii take notice that the said plaintiff.
GustaVus Kutter, has commenced an action IN
his petition in said Court. the object of which is
TO obtain judgment against the said defendant
Thomas Stamp for the SUM of one hundred and
ten dollars ($lI0 00) together with interest there
on from the 5th day Of September, a. d. 1860.
at the rate of twenty per cent. per annun claim
ed to be due and owing from the said defendant
Thomas Stamp, to said plaintiff, certain
promissory note, made, executed and delivered by
the said defendant, Thomas Stamp, to this plain
tiff, the 5th day Of September, 4. ID. 1860,
whereby he promised 10 pay to the said plaintiff
or order enc hundred and ten dollars (SilO O0)
in two years from the date thereof with interest
at the rate of twenty (20) per cent per annuIa
until paid; also fifty dollars Hquidated damages
as Attorneys fees tor foreclosure, and to obtain
a decree of foreclosure and sale of the following
described lands and tenemeRts: Situate, lying
and being IN the county Of Marion--which conn
ty is attached to Chase county for judicial pup
/ poses--to wit: The east half Of the north west
/ quarter end the northwest quarter Of the north
east quarter OF eection ten I0), township twenty
one (2I), south Of range FIVE ~, east, contain
ing one hundred and twenty acres of l2nd. And
the said dafendrnt,-ThouasS Stamp, is further no.
| titled that unless he plead, answer or demuF to
said plnintiff 3 petition or before che Esd day
Of April. 4. D. 1864, said petition will be taken
as true and judgment rendered accordingly.
SHANNON & SHANNON,
and A. s. HOWARD,
Attorneys for PlaintiE.
Attest: J. S SulPM1y, Clerk. 25-32 SIS
Dated this goth day Of February A. D. 1865.
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Eskridge has heard from Illinois The
boys call him "pap."
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County Orders for sale at this office.
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Probate Notice.

settlement in the Probate Court, of Lyon
County, Kansas, at the regular term thereof, to be
holden on Monday, the 4th day of April, A.
1864, to-wit.;
A. J. McFadden, Guardian,
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Hartford, Friday night, March 11th.
Cottonwood Falls, Saturday night, March
18th.
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JAMES p. APPLICABLE,

DSTOVES, Quitting Goods, manufacturers
of Tin, Cope: and Sheet Iron Ware, at whole
sale, as low as in st. LOUIS. Tin Roofing, Gutter
ing, and all kinds of Jobbing to order.
No. 40 Main street. LeavAn worth. KIT
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100 Acres of Land
GEORGE B. COOPER,

House, Sign & Carriage Painter,
GLAZIER AND PAPER HANGER.
Shop under Masonic Hall, Commercial street,
EMPORIA, KANSAS, 303
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

W. w. H. Lawrence and others will ad-
dress the people on the political topics of
the day, at the following times and places /:
Americas, Wednesday night, March 9th.
Emporia, Thursday night, March 10th.
Neosho Rapids, Friday night, March
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Notice to Magistrates, Notaries Public, and
all other Officers A authorized to take
AffidaVitS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Office of Internal Revenue,
WAsHTNGToS, December, 1863.
FENHE Jurat Of an affidavit taken before JUS
Il tice of the Peace, Notary Public, CT other
officer TO take afidavits, is held to be certificate,
and subiectto stamp duty of i've cents.
JOSEPH T. LEWIS. Commissioner
SCRIP, Of all kinds, and CERTIFICATES OF
INDEBTEDNESS, bought and sold. Two or
three MORTGAGES, on good property. for sale
Apply 70 J. K. SWALLOW.
Emperia, May 9, 1868. 27l
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..
Attest: j. S. SHuwAN, Clerk. 1881 ST.
Dated this Goth day of February a D 1864
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Attest: j. S. SHIPxAN, Clerk 1851 SlS 90
Dated this 10th day of February A. D, 1854.
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.United States debt.

DEsERTERs FROM TIE REBEL ARMr.-An
officer who took pains to ascertain, inform
ed US that the number of deserters from the
rebel army reporting themselves at Mem
phis, for the twelve days prior to Thursday
last, ranged from fifty to seventy-fve daily
-uoday less than fifty and one day 175.-
This establishes beyond contradiction the
fact that the disaffection in the rebel ranks
10 deep seated and wide spread.-ErchGnge
The good sense of the people ought to
inform them that nine Of the reports
In regard to "disaffection IN the rebel ranks"
&c, are false. Such stories. if Needed /,
tend to throw the country off its guard. and
therefore are often productive of disaster to
our cause. The writer of shis was ''three
: months man." and in the summer of 1861
marched over TO Bull RIM from Washing
ton, in company with Generals Mcdowell
and Shenck, and about thirty thousand 9TH
er"loyal" men. At that time the rage Tor
Muuchausen stories in regard to Southern
eowardice, SoutherR assertions, Southern
starvation, &c was just about commencing
Consequently those thirty thousand men
were thoroughly imbued with the idoa that
they could smash the Southern Confedera
cy in about three weeks Well, Bull Run
was fought, and the writer of this, IN order
not to desert his companions, returned to
Washington as fast as=his legs could carry
him. The Southern Confederacy was moi
smashed, and no evidences Of disatecIion OF
m inclination to desert were manifest; In
fact the back bone of the rebellion seemed
to be stronger after Bull Run than before -
Mr. Munchausen ceased his lsbors for a
short time after that conflict; bat only to be
gin them with teuGold energy in lew
months thereafter, and he has kept them
up, with, perhaps, now and then slight
intefmission, ever since. For two years tn
Southern soldiers, and the Southern lead :
ers. and she Southern people, and the
Southern every thing else have been starV-
Ing, and deserving, and revolving to an NJ.
heard of extent. according to the reports oil
this Northern Munich ausen, and still they
confront us with mighty armies. and the
President calls for 500 Geo more men -
Verify, consistency i, q Jewell We don't
think. there is any reasonable doubt but that
the Union government can eventually sub
due the Southern rebels, but 1t must needs
be done through the medium OF hard blows
dealt by rifle cannon projectiles, and not by
lying reports about Southern weakness, &c.
The American people mast be taken for q
huge pack Of children, that the truth should
thus be systematically kept from them
Better tell them The truth, the whole
tYnlh, and nothing but the truth"
tfA = Clsvetand Plain Dealer.
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OANDLES.--Star & Summer Mould Candles
" of best quality, at BEN PHlSFEkS
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BrAcK RKPuBL:oANs TuRxEp Hons

BLACK .RKPuBL:oANs Turned HoRsE
THIEVES. 1T will be femem bered that some
weeks ago 8 great stampede of horses took
place from the Government Enclosures few
miles below this city on the Potomac. II
was reported that full thousand Of them
had run irto the river and been drowned
Il is leaking ont thst the whole thing was
one Of the many coutrivances gotten al
about here to rob the Treasury. Il would
seem that some two thousand Of these horses
had not been branded, and the sssmpedt
was gotten mp affair TO set these unbrand cd
horses loose. SO also was the report that 9
thousand of them were drowned, q made up
story, without particle Of truth in it,
These unbranded. horses were afterward
caught, and q number of them, equal to that
reported drowned. were re sold 10 the Gov.
ertment ct one hundrsd and forty Ave dol
lars per head. That 10 pretty sharp practice,
even in the horse line, where such wonder.
full tricks OF trade are reported as occurring.
The affair viii, am told, undergo an in-
ves;isaiion some time between this and the
close of the war- Washington Correspondent
cfths Cincinnati Eng@rer.
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Braiding All the Go

HAVE LATELY RECEIVED A LARGE
i variety of new Style STA MPS, which in
addition 10 my former stock enables me 10 Offer
u greater variety of BRAlDING PATTERS than
can be found in the City. / am prepared TO
Stamp Ladies' or Chtldren's Dresses or CIodks
in the latest style, ON short notice and at
moderate rates.
~ LADIES are invited to call and see my
ATTERNs. Mrs. GEO. ARTHUR,
Maysville, Oct. Is. Second street.
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M w
M Ew
GRAIN, GROCERY.
AND ~.
COMMISSION oUSE
Corner of 3rd & Market Streets,
NASHVILLE, KENTUCKY.

r HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN,
tho bonse formerly occupied by Jas. @. Brook
over, northeast Corner of Third & Market SITS.
will paw the highest market price IN CASH
orwHEAT, RYE and BARLEY.
have Just received full stock of Groeerles'
Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Tea. Rice, Fish, Tobacco
Salt, de-, &c. together with a general assert
ment of all articles in he Grocery line; all war
rauted to be ofthc best quality My goods nave
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits. .nrpP
OLD BOURBON WHISKY. 49,. ~. -.
Ccmmissior Storage IL Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness.
All persons DESTROYS of getting the worth OF
their money, will please give me call;
june 18th, 1862. BEN PhISI Ell.
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CYRUP.-Philadelph and Baltimore Syrups.
y inbarrels, half barrels and 10 gal. kegs, fer
sale low by .< BEN rms Ten,
limo 10 -,- Cor. 3rd d5 Market streets.
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Josh Billings on Dogs.

Dogs are various in kind, and thanks tew
an anvil wiset Provid ence, tina are various in
number. They are the onla animal ov the
bruit peTswashun who have voluntarily left
wild staff Of nstur, and cum in under the
flag ov man. Tha are not vagabonds bi
choise, and luv tew belong tusnm body
The fact endears them tew US, and have
alsys rated the dog az about the seventh
cusin tew the humain specious They
kant talk, but tina kan lie yure hand; this
shows that their hearts in the phase other
folks tuHgs is! Dogs in the lump are use
fuI, but tina are not always profitable in the
lump. The NewfounhlIn dog is useful to
save children from drowning, bat you have
got tn have a pound ov water. and child
rem running round kareless, or the dog amt
prc fitsbIe. Thars amt nothing maid board
ing Newfoundlin dog Rat Tsrriers air
useful tew ketch rats but the rats Amt pro-
6table alter yu have ketched them The
Shepard dog is useful tew drive sheep, but
if you have tew buy fox Ov sheep, and
pay more than they are with. Jist tew keep
the dog bizzy, the dog amt profitable, nor
muce. Lap dogs are very useful but il yu
don't hold them in yure lap awl the time
they amt profitable at awl. Bull dogs are
extremely useful, but you have tew keep a
bull tew, or elzs you kant make enDything
on the dog. The Coach dog IL on ov the
most usefullest of dogs kno ov, but W
hsv got tew hav coach (and that ain
alwus pleasantly or yu kant realize from
the dog. Thus we Gee, that whyle dogs are
generally useful, thnre are times when TIA
Amt generally profitable. | don't really
Inv Yallar dog. nor m sd dog. bnt with
these two unfortunate excepshuns, it IS
dreadful hard work for ma 10 sa hard
word agin dog; the wag ov their tails il
what takes me. Emmy man who will abuse
| dog will abuse women, and emmy m I
that will abuse a woman il thirty or forty
miles meaner thsn-a yal!ar dog. Thest
| are M ceEtim ents, and shant change tn EN-
until receive notice that the camel hal
| smoothed down the hump on his back, snt
the sarpant ceases tew wiggle when h'
/ wandCrs.
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The rebel prisoners sent to Richmond by
Gsa. Butler-say that when he visited the
prisoners at Camp Lookout. they insulted
him with such outcries: "Whas will you
take for yonr head7" /" You - lobster
evsd son ofa --.~ "Pay me the money
Won robbsd me Of in New Orleans" why
dnt,'r you fight men and not WON emf
When did YOU fight your last bAttie!".
"How much are you worth, you burslar!'
Oh, bag your head" "Why didn't you
como 10 see US Cd the battlefield"