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MONTAEA ITEMS.
ON tie Vir0;nin Gin Part

Prom tie Virginia City Po,l
There will be great mining camp
on Salmon river: The diggings are on
Naples creek. The gold is fne, and
thousands Of dollars are being laid out
for goods iu Bannack every week.
! Smith l. Greater and Captain Wall
are doing we'll. They took out over
81 800 last week in Dry Gulch, half
mile west0f Bannack, and their ground
Is improving.
The Catholics are making vigorous
effort to erect new chuch in Helena,
and have appointed a committee to col
lect the necessary funds. They have
been suecesful in their efforts thus far,
and feel sansuine regarding their pros
poets.
Some Californians who are famil
arily known IS the Harris boys. have
been: engaged in cutting a tunnel
through the side of Bald Mountain
On the 28rh ult., after having gone
about seventy feet through gueiss, they
struck a bed Of gravel which appears
to have been the bottom OF some stream
that may have flowed ages ago. One
Nugget, worth thirty. eight dollars, an
other valued at eleven dollars and sew
eral Of less weight were found.
"A new discovery of gold was made
last week in Browns Gulch, about FIVE
miles from Virginia City, Nuggets
Weighing eleven dollars have been
found, snd the gold is coarse aud in en-
eouragiug Quantities. A district was
organized yesterday, and the prospects .
of claim owners is 6attering in the ex-
treme.l j..
-Cspta;n Fisk is in Helena, from
Sun river. The Minnesota boys who
went to that region haveabandoned the
enterprise, and are now camped at
widow purgan's on the Ten Mile
Their report Of the Sun: river country
IS VANITY Of v.nites.'' -. -.
There is great quantity Of hay
stacked in various places in Helena and
more is coming in daily Good hay is
selling At s25@so y ton.
The following are quotations from the
Wholesale market at Virginia City:
F1our-St. Louis, per sack, $50;
States, $40 Salt Lake, 10.
Bacoa-Prime sides, 45c; medium,
-H.ns-Prime eanvassed, 50 G Soc;
country, $50 eoc. 80
Lard 77s694oc. Butter-5o@sl,- =
is. - -: - =.
@ess.ra- --ss@s6c. Coffee, 4s@45c.
Syrups, %s.50@4.00. : !:
Cosnm.ai-Ssi -Ssiftsd, .$l2.50 per sack.
Salt ;l00l4c. ga =; -
s@Fhnty->5@lo.s B>ndy ss@ls.
-. ~tzssi - 4 %, .. So. i :. s ..,s.
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GO TO VESTS.
60 TO-. VESTS for
B 500 K s.
Go to VESTS for
s sTATIO.NE T RY.
; Go to VESTS for
! AL BUNS.
Go to VESTS for
w ALL PA E r. 10
Go 10 VESTS tor
WINDOW SHADES,
Go to VESTS for =.
F A NCY GOODS:
! Z: Go to VESTS for ..,,. y:
! r I G + U Il Els.
Go 10 VESTS for III; -~
FRAN Es.
Go to VESTS for =
. J E. w Ell RY..
. Go to VESTS for
.S:ILV Err w A RE.
Go IL 70 J: VESTS, j for
; i: P E r F U M ERY:.
/: Go to VESTS for.
: b RUS III E S..
-. Go to VESTS for =. l.:
IT 0ILET SOAP.
| :'";: : i&'2 ~! 49,. =.
p. =. Go to VESTS for a,:.... ,.->
=. = .. - - 4 q VS.:
! -Ic.': II ,;,*.i IT,, H. 1a.r... r
If yoa aeeda a1ytkas ,tisfal o. otxssssrta
! Go - e y. r. a%.west's,
One door south Of Clarke &lCo.'s. sv9hl:
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not MEALS. COFFEE, TEA : PASTRY ::
Served on short notice, i. good style, and
. ::,c%:. .7' JOSEPH GoYETTE:. ~
St. Cloud, May %, 1866. v8n21s1y
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I. Legal Governmont adveCtissnelt Is cents per
sQuars for tho 6rst insertion, aud 81 X cents Der
square for each subsequent insertion.
Z Attorneys ordering In legal advertisements are
REGARDED - accountable for The cost Of the sanae
less there 10 special agreement to charge the same
to another party Payment In all cases to be made In
Local Notices, Is eests ~ nne 10 transient, and
10 cents per line 10 regular, advsstiesrs.
l. Notice Of death lsimple announcens1tl 95 cents;
obituary notices, cents per line; marriage notes,
% cents.
s. All political, religious or other notices. cents
PER line.
8. Special place advertisements to be inserted ut
rates agreed upon.
7. Yearly advsrtisers 70 pay quarterly.
.. Strangers must pay in saava1cs, Or give sats-
AN1ory reference.
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:, ,'oitaR.t %, sTRONG's' "so7t <.,4o
CARPEa' s ": al''*s,' 1.;HAI s TX: = &
2Q6 Thru skpaaf. A.. phn1.

IT\RALER in c.rptt.;a = Oil Cloths. NJ.
lJit3ngs, Curtain ,:Mstsrials md Trim
ming, UpholstSring and FurnishinSaesds
Window 6hadssa Wall Papsr, aattse6oss,
OAtbof0,i Co. 81 a49J;22st:ist v7hA0-ltstG
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.*1CE.COOL LEMONADE.

! have also choice stock Of = =. ~ i T.: ~ :.
Canned Fruits; Jellies, Candies,
Figs, Nuts, Raisins, ~
Cove Oysters, I.'':'
CLANS, ,|.lsl4 iLobsters,
Tobacco, Cigars, -" &c., &s.
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1j0,HHDs. PRIME CUBA SUGAR,
~ 30 bbls. prime Keystone a. SUGAR,
Is A, B, and G Coffee {"
90 I" crushed and granulatsd ("
80 i" choice DRIED APPLES,
l4;4t BURBANK BROS.
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= ~" TaE soHt. !, q s..lP'.AA&.aow. ~. j..
Can you hear the sparrow IN the lane. ,.'
Singing above the grave, shs said;
He tnows my sladnsssI he knows my pain,
l. Though spring b over and ssnmsr 5, dad.
His note hath seh,asa Ill cannot hear, 49,.
And none ean 81 love bin bsttsr than 1;
For he sinss to mo whom the land 4 drear,
Aud makes t. cheerful even 70 de-. ', ., -
Th bsastifsf oa this odosous nse.,
When grasses are wavirg In nsvsey wind,
To knowmy bird + not torlorn,
That ssnnss to hin u also kind; -~.
Dst swsstsr. vhsa grasses NO leassr stir,
Ahd every ltlae.lsaf = shsd. =. -.
10 know that my vosesfal wsrshipsr -,
1ssindng abovs ny vsio.ie. dad. ):
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j ! =. W. METZROTN9
ERCH Mt TAILOR
has jus, received
Fine Lot of Cloths,
which he will s.l. by the "a" niece.
ENGAISH AND FRENCu BE.4 HER&
i Of the best qualities. - >>
| A large stock Of
Ready-made Clothing,
obtained specially for this market, and
warranted to bs Of excellent quality.
A complete assortment Of
9sntlsmen's Furnishing Goods,
including
FUR HATS, CAPS, COLLARS + GLOVES,
Cloth, Felt aud other Hats and Caps
Of tho latest styles,
And IT,. best KID GLOVES in tie market.
Call and examine my stock.
H. ]. W. METZROTH.
St. Cloud, Oct. Sd, 1866. v9All-tf
State Savings Association
OF Il +. :.
Minneapolis, MINI. --..':;
4 !.
Capital, 9e5,OOO.
P1eside.s, R. J. MENDENHALL,
T+easursr, r. J. BALDWIN,
Secretary, T. A. MERPHY,
THE BANK is now spen fox business.
Deposits Of one dollar and ppwsrdsa
received, and interest st the Fat6 u six per
cent. per annum paid each January and
July.
Bank books in English, German and
French.
All communications addressed to The Sec
retary will receive immediate attention, and
information furnished respecting tho Rulse !
and Regulations Of the Bank.
~ Office in State National Bank cor
aer. Bridge and First streets, Minneapolis: |
v8n29-ly
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JOB PRINTIN q

Of all kinds, plain colored executed short 10
tss in the best STYLE and at 81. Paul psices Print
M done In German and Nogwegiyn, - we'll - Eng
ID, and warrantedto give satisfhetion.
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800 $50 {: w DELY'T'& c.. z ?.

49, 80 ,FE -Hs &'|-7T2 ff'A--533* ? kE!Tf SI4[E y
}Hd ,ao:s asuccrsssoRs roil IN :i&:3::d;
""o ROOT; &'9o,A1Dx, J>,:sI17
Have the Largest Stock Of ,'-.'''''' J -
g he;et ;MNyaic
In 1he State. especially selected 70 repre-
sent thu stock Of the largest Musiost Es.
tablish nent; in tho West. ,~,.,. =.
Also, complete stock Of - {''a'a' f.
CHURCH SINGING BOOKS, lNsTRuC.
TON BOOKS, VIOLINS, GUITARS -
-'!s':2 VIOLIN STRINGS, &cy qaiIgi q
Sheet Music prepaid to any sSaddrss, oa
reoeipt Of price. - III" 9a~"74 .:2,j q.
ALSO, General Agents for IL 4a*, :j,1- -:
mlsoa { snlmlIE s. CABInE E1 ORGANS
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S 1.is:>"'''t' ''3;
''.''' AND FLORENCE :
-. , SEWING MACHINES. .,.., 1.,
U.io. Block, No. 100 :7z:,d st., 81. Pssk.
d. FOR SALE CHEAP! ~.
= II 1 -.: ''.' - ...~. =,
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THE VERY BEST BED
EYER USED.
Testimonials.

SAINT CLOUD, July 26th, 1866.
vhtsisn to certify that I have used, and
shunas chime to use, "Chase's Patent Bed
Spring" manuf tur by Messrs. spi-
Ger + Carlisle, Of this City, and unhesita
tingly pronounce it superior to any Spiral
Spring heretofore manufactured; and /
eheeFfally Recommend it, not only on ac-
count Of tho simplicity of its construction,
but mainly on account Of its cl,eapness.
durability, and perfect: adaptation to aany
and every kind ct bed or lounge =: =
The ''Siek-bed," ":Louuge," manufao-
tufed by item, embracing the Aforesaid
Patent, Is not, and ea1not be surpassed. 4: :.
,.:'> ALBERT B. CURRY.
49, - ' J. W. TENvOORDE. =
We the undersigned, have used Chase's
Spring Bed Bottom, manufactured BY
SPICER 4 CARLISLE and do not hesitate
in pronouncing it . t.tip top thing" We
feel perfectly satisfied that they are durable,
comfortable. and shesp.&: s, i -: :. 5
JOSEPH GOYETTE,
THEODORE STEINBURG,
H. W. WEARY,
". T. CLARK. =. ~
SPIcER & CAlLIsL1.-The wire Spring
Bed Bottom which you put in for Us, is
just what is claimed for it, superior to ony
Spring Bottom in use. Indeed since using
this We know of no other that Wo would
JOSEPH EDELBRocK,
J. E. WEST: ':s'
JOSEPH PENDL. =.
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!
Goyette's New Restaurant
and Confectionery. j.:
Warrington Avenue, near J. E. Re.f. Store,
ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
T HAVE just finished and furnished, on
i the second floor Of my Restaurant, :
frst-class ,.
Ice Cream Saloon,
Where the lovers Of . good dish Of leo
Cream can be served with the genuine a.
ticle. - - -. - '-9 -. " :"'*T*.'j:
These rooms are fitted up with . view to
the accommodation Of both ladies' and gem
tlemen; and Ill who call can rest assured
Of every attention. = ~ Ef.>',7-' D&
::>1CE.C0oL LEMONADE. y"
y j:*" ,::....! .:.=..f: :tt. as, }:
! have also choice stock Of =: =. - .'.* y :
Canned Fruits; Jellies, Candies,
Figs, Nuts, Raisins, ~<''
Cove Oysters, H'':'
CLANS, ,|.lsl4 iLobsters,
Tobacco, Cigars, !: :: &c., &s.
hot MEALS, COFFEE; TEA 4 PASTRY :;
Served on short notice. Il good STYLE and
. .c",-;;. - JOSEPH GoYErTE:; =
1fGNlos,I M.v' % 1Qce .rI.QnA1 So
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~ suA1AHn II. .!!il iAlnDI ! ,AyruA1x. =.
NJ RICHARD nsxaY s.oppAnp. \ +

uuIi stGi!. AZ IL j. LIti.l.a5l o1rtni -
=, The hot aa'dsunmss, = tho hsleht MD. .sammer
''~ Begins ID its glory now;I ~ '22'' '~.'0 Ill
The sssts Il aorchsd With 3 go'dn ars, Z Il il.
=, 1h'rs ars bsF1sse, dssdthps. On every briss,-
eH'' AnA fraitS Oh ever boush 'tt5s@|sI ~. --~-
'ano:;psstaooJ eln. I Eo4a q .,o4nls
Rpt the .utamn days. % sober and calm, .,,.,,.
Stepped In : drsary haze;
When the green up'aads Ill With harv,sts shine.
And We drink the wind, IKE aas cool wine
''@ 1Ah. those ar> Ii. best Il days, u :-'--
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.WAHOO:" BlTTER$. l.
I. 100 CASES, s,......
Just received, direct from tho usnufaetur-
er', and for sale by. ..........
I'M AGAkA BlTIERS, s.., Is cases.
uu ,lSHAN BITTERS, .25
RUSS ST. DOMINGO BiTTERS, Is =.
BINNINGER'6 "0OLD MEDAL''1@s - ..,
! r':1 BRANDY, >r.i! -. l.; rs I"
BlNNINGER's. GOLD TOM"
!, GIN, Is "
BURBANK BROS.
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xAEC0O1Ce9. 1OC Oh A41 UO1W {
embra sing the following: -. 81
COMMON WHISKY, '..:.: =
BOURBON WHISKY, j.
RYE WHISKY, --.
CHERRY BRANDY,
PORT AND BLACKBERRY WINES.
We: wish to 80 out of the. liquor trade,
aud will sell cheap TO close. 5.,,..
! BURBANK BROS.
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looking back At her son, who vas stand
iug behind her char, to cali his .t.enit.
tioa to Leonie's vr.pt expression, when
ths smile % her face, and the words so.aa,.
bsr lip, .ete' arrested BY :t!he,' peculiar
notion and looks fher; ;son,I > I'D Il
Z HI W. gazing iotently It .'bo4
across the house, and i tho same time
taking from his button hols ! bunch of
violsts he lid Worn. ,noo's2 ar> -
| The lady opposite h.d Z 'boqust of
violets in her hand, and 1t tie sans
moment that Horace pressed his hpsto
tho violets, she leaned her faee over
hers. ~. = -~5il$''z'~o''' NJ q''0'
Another moment and, with 4 few
words Of marnured apology, EHoraess
Ut ii. ,no.hel bS94: ,.a4 nns @aE sl, ds;.~ s,
r. nhrcs minutes ia! later, n Mmc ms Do Vein ~
an him enter he box which che had
bisa ia.sntlj Watching - ,mS'E ss:ai7ai"j
I,,.Th,t /, ath,' obstacle" Md ito u
herself; i'd u, PIT ap lh,sr gls,s v.ad
began . study the insaneata 81 TN.
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; o. ~ aa.r NoxnAY, spatl;;.iSsrn. .1sas Psissn.
Ier Trains will run - IolloWs:
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-s-a 50 NEW YORK 81 U.i. aw
ACCIDENTAL - 11''1sURAMorl 90.

lnsurss against accidents Of of ~ ekss,,ds.
SO Per year secures SO weekly compen-
lssaion II injured, and $4,000 in. ysvsst u
death. Other sums in proportion. "
y. WEST, Agent,
aA2-sa ~ i, ~ y Clead. hian
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A New York letter says: ''For the sat
isfaction Of those who wish special infor-
nation concerning young ketchum, we
state that he is serving as book-kecper in
the shoe-shop at Sing-Sing State prison !;
that his good behavior has won the good
will OF. all around him that he breakfasts
in his cell, but is allowed to cat dinner and
supper in the work-room with the foreman
and outside helpers, who bring their din
ncrs with them, ut which meals he has the
best of fare; that his parents and wife
come often to see him; that he receives
and answers many letters; and that the
prospect is that he will come out better fit
ted for business than ever, and then have
his revenge on Wall street. He is not con-
fined to the rule of silence generally mair-
tanned in prison, but is allowed every pos.
sible privilege, being looked on as the vic
tim of circumstances rather than as stud
led malelactor."
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CHRISTIANITY IN THE FEyEE IsL,Sps.-Iu

CHRISTIANITY IN THE FEJEE IsLANDs.-In
the year 1906 vessel named Port au
Prince was captured by the natives of the
Friendly Isles, as they are called, and the
whole crew were massacred, except boy
o. ten years old, who was adopted by a
Chief, and trained to deeds of blood until
he became, both by physical strength and
p owes, the chief ruler Of what is now
called Fejees. lie seems to have retained
an impression of the value of knowledge,
and in 1929 sent to Toncatabu and obtain
cd native teacher, and soon became a de-
voted. Christian. As ruler he was gene
rous, tolerant, pacific, wise in diplomacy
and administration, and ca nest in his en-
deavors to persuade his people to embrace
the Gospel. The subordinate chief of La
kemba was a monster of cruelty and vice.
lie made raids on other chieftains to Sc
cure prisoners for food. He had ovens
built for cooking human bodies. He first
gave women the privilege of participating
In these fcasts, yet he permitted missiona-
rics to reside among his people, and his
conversion was anxiously desired by many
English officers. At length, the King, az
ter his conversion, ''scnt letter, written
with his own hand, to his cannibal friend,
setting forth the excellence of the Chris
tan religion, and begging him to become
a Christian himself. lie consulted with
his advisers "Shall lotu ?''-shall l be-
come Christian-and they told him, at
will be the best thing you ever did," And
he became disciple Of Christ, and twenty
thousand Fejeeans renowned idolatry and
canibalism, and the grass grows over the
ovens. A missionary who visited Lakem-
ba in 1855, found, in all its twelve towns,
'"pfaces of Christian worship, and excel
lent schools, where the entire population
could come under salutary instruction and
religious influence"
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The Davenport Gazette, in fixing up it's
list of candidates for the republican conven-
ton next June, to which we referred the
other day, puts in the following:
''ln our list of candidates we have ex-
cludcd the names of all present incumbents
who are at all implicated in or under the
cloud of the swamp-land-fund frauds
Some of the officers unfortunately mixed
up in that discredtable affair, may be, pos
sibly, guiltless Of all wrong intent or even
wrong doing; but the republican party
must select candidates BEYOND suspicion,
Therefore all who are in the least degree
associated with that affair must be very
promptly dropped from the list of candi-
dateS.'' E.s
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One of the most conscientious Dutch
men ever knew. was porter in a COM
mission house in Cincinnati, and sometimes
sold some of the merchandise when the
proprietors were absent. He was good
salesman and a pretty good judge of mon
cy but in one of his sales he took spu-
rions fve-dollar bill. The bank refused it,
and pronounced it spurious, but said it
was an excellent imitation. The book
keeper returned it to the porter and told
him to return it to the party of whom he
received it. About week afterward the
book-keepcr, thinking he had had time to
see the party and get another note, asked
if he had returned the spurious ~;
"Vcll," he said, ".das man vot gifts me
das bill he no comes round already, und
some tags thinks dc bill vas goot und some
tags thinks it vas bad so one of dem tags
vot l thinks it vas goot passh him out"
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DREW'S
PATENT WAGON

1OY authority of the Patentee, am making and
ID have for sale the wagons which contain the fob
lowing improvements:
lst The tongue has side motion to strain The
team even Oh the toughest roads,
ID. The axles are of Steel
81. The load rests on strong frcsion wheels with
double journals.
i.h. A self-acting brake holds back the load with
most power on the stsepest decent
5th. There projecting hubs to catch into
passing vehicles other distractions.
9th. Three wheels always in the direct line of
motion when stone 10 struck, instead of only two
wheels In the old fashioned horsekilling wagons.
7th. The draft il lessened one-third.
Sth. They possess superior simplicity of construc-
ton
And they worth Ten Dollars per month in saving
horse flesh.
KIT, Main Street, McGrcgor, Iowa.
GEORGE PElNDLE.
N.D.-County, Town aud Shop Rights for sale.
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Tho last and best. The right article finally. Every
body likes it. Old and young unite to praise WEDsrERs
VEGETABLE HAIR INvIGARA1oH. 1t restores grey or
alcd hair to its original color in four weeks viii do
it every time pop Cures albhumors of the scalp
in week. Ask for Wsbsters Vegetable Hair Inviga-
rator, and don't take any other.
For sale by 8. J. Case Co., Wholesale dealers in
Drugs Books and Stationery doors east of tho First
National Bank, McGregor, Iowa.
Burnham Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists, 10
Lake St.. Chicago Agents for the Northwest. (467y)
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To COnsulnDt

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf-
fercd for several years with severe lung Affection and
that dread disease, Consumption-s anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used rce of cherge with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchis Couyhs
Cbkds and all Throat and Lang Affection. The only
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conccivcs to be invaluable and he hopes every suf
will try his remedy, will cost them nothing,
AMI may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE. by return
m Ill, will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgll, Kings Co., New York 4S2
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AN INDIGNANT MAGIsTRATE.-Some wears
ago, when Egypt Illinois, was not SO en-
lightened US at the present time, rough
looking man was brought before country
justice on u charge of assault and battery.
lie had beaten somebody badly.
am astonished," said his honor, " at
your arrest on such a charge. You have
beaten the man horribly, and must pun
ish you severely. Why did you do it,"
go Because was the reply, !" he provok-
cd me''
"What did he say?"
lie said, sir, that was thief
wont do, sir, l shall have to fine you
no avail
. He said | was liar
Wont do-no excuse
lie charged me with having poisoned
my grandmother"
. Shouldn't have beaten the man so
badly"
lie said | was thcofspring of a canine
species of the female SEX
Not sufficient provocation! Shouldn't
have been SO severe. Should have got Il
warrant. Any other excuse must pun
ish you severely"
Yes, your honor, he accused me of be-
ing Republican"
lie did? the scoundrel! Called YOU
You sir-callcd you Republican,. If
you had shot the scoundrcl dead no jury
in the world would have found you guilty.
dismiss the case"
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Strange. but True.

Every young lady and gentlemen in the United Stat
hear something very much to their advantage by
return mail (frec of charge) by addressing the under
signed Those having fears of being kumbugged will
oblige by noticing this card. All others will please
address their obedient servant, TlIOS. +. CHAPMAN
S3l Broadway, New York. 49,
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A Tailor in Western State had received
strict orders not to keep his prisoners in
solitary confinement. Once, when he had
but two in charge, one escaped; and he was
obliged, in consequence, to kick the other
out of doors, in order to comply with the
regulation.
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A GRIM JoKE.-Atthe last State s.Unon'
Convention held in Wisconsin, the Hon. J.
X. Doolittle was appointed to prepare and
draft the platform, which was adopted by
that body. The majority of the Leeisla-
ture which was elected upon that platform,
and which expressly repudiatcd the James,
vile production afterwards got up affirm
ing the present position of Congress, turns
round and instructs Mr. Doolittlc to resign
for advocating his platform which they
had adopted, and upon which they were
themselves elected.
We call that progress with a VEN
gcance. 1t shows what the drill-room can
do, under the guide of telesraphs from the
radical faction at Washington. sour
member who was the chief instrument
in getting Senator Doolittle here to draft
TIE party platform, was among the most
jealous i'll instructing him to resign for add
yocating it in Congress. What loves of
consistency these radicals are proving
Wisconsin, Union.
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