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it will take place tonight, or tomorrow night, or
tho night after, or indeed, for aught we know,
that it did not take place last night tho night
before, that it will not take place, has not
taken place, OH some othor night that have not
mentioned. In view Of this marvellous unccr-
tainty as to the precise night and hour Of the OK
hibition, II would not pay for all the world TO sit
up to watch for it. However, ~ there aro somo
people whose business 1t is to sit up anyhow-such
as tho police, for instance--it has been suggested
and we think the suggestion a very good one, that
1t be arranged that when the exhibition docs come
off, those guardians Of the night arouse tho rest
OF the world, and let them see the fun too, and
not keep IL all to themselves. The fire bells are to
be rung in Camden, and 1t would DO we'll to do the
Same thing here. Thousands of people were dis
wake up at the right time and those who did 500
it bothered out Of thoir lives for over 80 long
TO describe it TO those who didn't see it, To save
all this, lot us have tho bells rung and tho watch
mems rattles sprung, by all means.
The Mayor and tho Captain of Police need not
think actuated by selfsh motives in this sug-
gestion to give them trouble. for personally we
would profer for all tho world besides oursolf to
be asleep. We will be expected to say something
about itanyhow, and if could only have tho whole
show to oursef we might exaggoratc, ornament
and beautify without risk OF dotoction. It will be
q good subject for local when it comos; and if,
after all the astronomers should be disappointed,
and the stars refuse to fall, why VIC have tho
consolation of having said something about il any
how.
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Tho whole country is agog with eyoitoment
about the greet noteoric display that Is expected
to como OFF tonight. 1t is general impression,
we boiove, that tho phenomenon Of tho falling
stars in 1893 was worldwide; that ia to say, TINT
the wild African Of Guinea, and the tame African
of tho Southern United States yelled out in mortal
terror at one and tho time md that religious
Ameri ans rejoiced at tho presence Of tho judg-
ment at the identical instant that tho pigtaiis of
the Celestial Empire woro grinning with delight at
whnt they mstook for a large edition of their own
6roworks. But VIC arc ablo to state, on tho m; at
scientific authority, that whom tho midnight hoav-
ems were. ablazo with tho splondors ofiInotoorio
light in this country in 1885, il was dnnef-time OF
day with tho Emperor Of Chine, and no was par
taking with gusto OF bird'a-nost soup; while tho
sun had Just risen in Africa, md tho savagcs Of
that country woro at breakfast, discussing tondor
stoakB Of broilod man. Before it was night again
In those countries this Garth OF ours had gono
humming through space, far beyond tho region Of
ssroitos, and those mniaturo planets wore strain
ing thoir to oatoh tho last notJB Of is music
as they died away In tho distance.
1t is also popular bolief that no display of that
kind had over boon previously witnessed, and TINT
IL was roaeryed to the comparatively fow people
who were awake in ono third Of tho world, on the
night Of tho 18th Of November, 1893, TO bohod tho
first exhibition Of heavenly pyrotochnics largo
SCALE We can stato on tho sanio soiontifc author
ity, that this nlso 10 on orror. Tho principle on
which tho universe is constructed is that every
thing goes round, which brings, rs an inevitable
consequence tat what has happened must hap
pom again, and that what happeas has already
happened. Independent, howover, OF this morely
theoretical contradiction, we have contradiction
Of fact. as in 1873 display Of tho Same kind 90
tually did tako plaoe aud it 10 scientifically asoor-
tanned tha. suoh displays have alwaya taken placo
ovory 8a years, and, consequently, win every 8s
yoars to oome.
Nisthus satlsRactoslly seta,od that the chow will
certainly como OF bot IL isno$ quite 90 certain thas
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Tho Now York Heralds Panama correspondence
is datod November 1. Intelligence had boon ro-
coived from Peru to tho AID ult. Gonerai CASTILLO
hnd bem arrested for completely in BALTAs con-
spiraoy 10 depose PRADo. Tho election for Prosi-
don't uas progressing at the polls. In tho peace
negotiations now boipg oarr:od on botween Spain
and Poru the latter State rooo:s all Spanish claims
for church property, and if Spain refuses tho proro
sition, Peru will prosecute tho war with removed
vigor. At grand banquet givon at Quito in honor
Of Ohioan Independence, on the 18th Of Septem-
bor, Mr. OoaaRsHALI. tho American Minister mndo
aspoooh Of oongrasulation on tho promising aspect
Of tho Spanish war, and his sontmenta woro loudly
applaudod by thoso proaont. Bolivia, on the 2Sth
Of September, demanded an explanation from Brn-
gil OF tho latter's conduct in aiding tho Spanish
foot OF Rio aftor its defoat OF Calao. Tho domand
wns couohod in threatening language.
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Captain James NJ. Carson.

MEssRs. EDITORS Tho vacancy In tho Legislature,
occasioned by tho resignation of Hon. F. D. RIcuAnD-
SON. s to be filed today and the List OF candidates is
the name Of Captain CARSON.
We know 1t is usual In such cases to ROTOR when oppor
tunity offers, to the military of canddates
the loss of limb honorable scar is considered tho
best sort OF capital before the people But in case
thorc are higher reasons for supporting Captain CARSON
than those incident to his gallant services at tho head Of
his unfalterlng company and reference to hs
his military career is not needed. In the four years
struggle, in all the other phases of his wespent Hfe
he has done his duty faithfully; and his enorgy and firm
of character, clear intellect md commercial oxpe
rience at him especially for the position which his
frionds hnvo rendered him.
Charleston honors herself whom she honors euoh sons
~ JAMES NJ CARSON and eIpress tho hope that eyo
citizen viii to tho polls and promote representative
man from tho ranks Of young Charleston.
nf,- Voto for JIMMY CAnsoN. yOY POPUII.
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EVm. II. Pnttcrscn.

Mtssrs. Editor, To-day you will be called upon to
exercise the high privilege OF selecting who shall
have voice in the counses Of your country. While
would not arrogate to ourselves who ts most competent
to tho discharge of this high trust would only Say
TINT our esteemed friend and follow-czen, WILLIAM p.
PATTERSON, Is candidate and though he not in the
of tho Confederacy, his blood has crmsonod tho soil
of tho country by the of his youth pouring out
aa blood in the defence of Fort Sumter under gal
lant 2LLrorr. Let us not forget him ut tho polls
VOTER.
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LITEHARY AND ART NOTICES.
tTHp BETTER LAND"

fTHB BBrrHR LAND"
There is very beautiful picture called "The
Bettar Land" copy Of which hangs before us
now. It is published by JANIS Fl. HUSME1, OF
New Orleane, and may be found, VIC suppose, in oil
the bookstores. It is from the pencil of q young
lady, Miss A. r.. SAWYER and has boon faithfully
and happily engraved by the well known artist,
GEo. e. PERnINE. The conception Of this picture
10 very happy, and the execution quito worthy Of
tho conception. Founded upon graceful compo-
sition Of LoNaREILow tho poot it enlbodies tho
idoal OF ''the Bottor Land" in tho dreaming Dyes
Of young girl, who looks upward as if in search
for It, Bho stands beside garden pale, upon
which her handa, folded becomingly, quietly rost.
Her eyes are upturned to Heaven, adoringly, wist-
fully, with all the earnestness Of devotoe. No
mixture of earthly passion blonds with the oxpros-
aion. No taint OF worldly desire mars tho perfect
purity Of that glanco, which seems oarnest enough
to penetrate tho crystal portals Of tho divine
sbodea. The attitude ia ut onco oasy and dramatic.
Tho costume is happily disposed for the attitude
and hguro.f Tho dripery droops gracefully from
tho shouldor, and cross fifty closes il over tho
bosom. Tho hair falls in flowing trosses artiesBy,
yet With ffne offect. Tho tout ensemble affords
imperfect idea of that rapt devotion, which, for
gotful OF earth, has concentrated every human
hope in On ideal love- the goal OF which is no ess
than Heaven. There are various sdjunets OF this
Picture, we'll calculated to contribute to the main
design andgenorsl effeot. Angel bands issue nom
On aureolo Of glory, bearing wreath Of amaranth-
he fowera, as IL TO adorn the noblo brow that 10
eplitted, unoonsoiousy, but In ft condition 20 TO
II. Over the clasped hands Of che fnaiden 10
celestial radiance, az 1t wero OF doweTe. which
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Tho American Emigrant Company hold its an
nual mooting at Hartford on Thuradsy, and ohoso
G.. ii. BARTHOLOMEW, OF Hartford, President.
This company owns sevoral hundred thousand
acres of land In Iowa, bosdo the 800 600 aeros of
tho Cherokee Indian reservation In Southern Kan
eos, lately purchased through Secretary HAaLAs,
and 10 engaged oxteaslvely in tho bringing ovor
and locating emisrants from speden, Germany
and Ireland.
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The Brnnohville Murderors Hung.

BnANoHvILLE, November 12.-The negroes who
killed Mrs. GARvIN and daughter about ten miles
From orang eburg, were hung on Saturday by tho
citizons whero the murder Was committed. Tho
feedmon Of that vicinity were 90 incensed against
the perpetrators Of this outrage that they wanted
to tic the murderers to q stake and burn thom.
Thoy waro only prevented by the active inter
ferenco Of the citizens.
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Tho Boatca papers say that tho honda Of the
Eish Republic thaa wore iasned In that State ARC
being collected by q Law Arm In Boston, and thas
Tho parties Who issued them viii DO held responni-
BIO for 30 doing baforo tho Courts OF tho State.
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baltimore Horse EnIr.

BALTIMORE, November 13.-The Maryland Horse
Fair ia announced to tako place here this week,
commencing on Tuesday. The famous horses
Dexter and Patchen are to be prosent, and there
will be trials ofspocd each day for premiums rang
ing from s200 % $1,000.
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''rrr Vote sor Cnrso.u5,

1t ls worry seldom that better opportunity offers to
cay "well dono to gallant Charlestonian than at tho
pols to-day. Capt CARsos's friends announce him for
tho House OF Representatives and Charleston shouid
give him bumper. Because no in the army2 No.
For his and wounds2 No. Better than all TINT
because he Is hishoned cesrheadcd Charleston NOR
chnnt, knows what Charleston wants. will uso his
influence in tho House of Representatives the good
of his native city and State, above all else Young men
and old men, all 60 the polls and give him hrcc unes
thrco to-day. 1t is safe rote to vote for CARBON be-
cause. in every relation of fc, Captain CARSON has
ways done his whole duty ONE WHO KNOWS HIM
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RuuIon In Trcasury.

WASHINGTON, November 12.-The coin on hanG
to-day in tho Treasury ia $67, 600 900 and tho coli
certificates for nearly SCI 100000.
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Wnshiugton News.

WASHINGTON, November 12.-Tha examination
OF applicants for consular places proves not to be
q moro form but is real and thorough. Out OF
tho numerous candidates who have presented
themselves only two havo thus far been passed by
he Board.
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Arrival OF Steamers.

NEW York, November 12.-The steamers Pro
asetteus from Wilmington, and tho Montgomery
from Now Orleans, have arrived hero.
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aB-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING, Esq, as q candidsto for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judclal) District at tho next olootion
Septerlbcr 10
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Ncxy York nInrHet.

New YonK, November ta.-dold 43g. Exchange
1904; Sight 11ol. Flour dull. Wheat dull, and Corn
o. higher. Cotton heavy And nominal ut 36@Sac
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Europonn News by tho saxonia.

New YonK, November 12-The SaDon,a brings
southampton dates to October 81.
Tho cholera has broken out afrosh at Woolwich
and Charleston. Tho disease also prevailed lightly
in Edinburgh, and had appeared in several places
in Yorkshire.
OscAR BEAKER, who, five years ago had attempted
tho life Of tho King Of Prussia, has been pardoned
Tho Grcat Eastern has boon chartered to carry
tho visitors from Now York to Brost during tho
Paris Exhibition; afterwards she will be taken to
Lay tho telographio cable botwcon Franco anl
America.
Marshal ODoNNErL was seroualy I'LL in Paris.
In Gambia tho Tunis-Esyptian army had gained
decisive victory over tho insurgents. MUsrArHA
PAsHA, with Is, 900 troops, captured servonia and
subsequently, pushed to the mountains, where he
wac defeated after four days. hard fighting.
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Now Jcrscy Appointments,

TRENTON November 12.-Gov. WARD appointed
FpED. L. FREYLINaHUsEN to Ill the vacancy occa-
stoned by tho death of Seuator WRIGHT.
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Mississippi Commissioners In Was.

WASHINGTON, November 12,-Mossrs. LOWRY
and HITLER, Commissioners from Mississippi, to
ask for tho pardon Of Hon. JfprEnsoN DAVIS, nre
n this oity, and will visit the President tomorrow
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9'TELEGRAPHTC.
Per Atlantic Telegraph.

PARIS, Novombor 12--The report that an insur-
reotion had takon plaoo in Barcelona, is untrue.
MADRID November ia plot has been disoov-
cred in tho City OF Saragossn, in consequence Of
which several arrests were made.
LONDON, November Photographic dispatches
havo beou received, which state that the war in
Japan had ended.
The report OF the death Of tho Tycoon was con-
frmed.
The London Times, This morning, says that con-
sidering tho difficult position the President of the
United States occupies in his efforts to prevent In
vasion of the British territory in North America,
is would see with satisfaction some compliance wit
his request In behalf Of Feniens who, being con-
Woted Of treason, were sentenced to death; but
still it would oonocdo no immunity in case OF an
other invasion.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November 12.-Cotton market heavy;
Middling Uplands quoted at 142d-; sales to-day
5000 bales. Consols, sas; Fvos, 693; Erie Railway
Sharos SO; Illinois Central Railroad, TIL.
LONDON, November 12.-The Turkish Govern
ment has granted general amnesty to tho Cretan
insurgents.
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a1' MEaSES. EDITORS YOU ARE HEREBY
authorized to announce the Hon. JOHN L. NOVEL; aa
Candidate for the shernalty at the noxt election
October 30 ' tina
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fn' WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Mr. W. P. PATTERSON Candidate for tho Legisla-
tu-o 70 fill inc place mado vacant by the resignation Of
II. ID. RIcHhRpaoh, Esq. November 6
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CD MESSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. NJ. MAEIGhULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. CITIzKN
November at,,
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, November 12.-Cotton sales today LOO
bales: Middlings a3@34c. Market dull.
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R1" MESSIsS. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Captain JAMES H. CARSON as Candidate 10 represent
this District In tho Legislature at tho osung cocuon
Tuesday next. November IL, and obligo
November 10 MANY yOTERa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R5-NOfICE TO CONSIGNEES. CONBIGNEES
per Steamer KINGFIBnER from Baltimore, arc hereby
nothiod that 6ho Ia This Day dischargtng cargo at
Atlantic Wharf All goods remaining tho wharf after
sunset Will be stored at their risk and expense.
MORDECI & co., Agents,
November IL No. ITO East Bay.
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aB- NOTICE.-THE FRIENDS OF DIR. Pc
TER g. sNoWDEN, of St. Johns Berkley announce hin,
as Candato for the oco of Sheriff of Chsrieston Dia-
1ict, nt be ensuing election.
Noycmbnrf tu1s
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E3. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ,rE1AT A.
Penhon WILL ITosunrou zzurz1suro oe foutf,
Carolina. at Its ne1t session. praying that tho Town Of
Summerville be attached to Berkley District.
SeptAmber4 4,,,o
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POsTOFFICn NOTICE.

POsTOFFICD NOTICE.
POSTOFRICE-
CHARLE5rON. NovRidBKn Q, 1906
Prom thia date until furtb"- ncIoe tho "Wny" Malls
COR tho Northeastarn .-Ld route WIN close at II A. Il
teIospt on aundaya, at 10 a. Ny
Mails fog Wilmington and Manchester Railroad. by
Eorthoaatorn R,ilrNad route. Expresa hnin et p NJ
Mails for Augusta ,vnd Columbia. and tho oennscHona
Of tho South Carolina uailroad. will oloea at lam.
For Georgetown by "TtnGatrse." Sunday ss 10 A. NJ.
"Wednesday and Friday at II A. n
MoYonber7 STANLEY @. TRoTT A r. IL
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a1- ESTATE OF HENRY JAGER.-ALL PER
SONS having legal claims against said Estate. will pro-
sont tho samc. properly aestod within the tme pre-
scribed by law and those indebted herep win mako pay
ment to FRED L. MEYEl,
November IL iu3 Qualified Administrations.
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So -NOTICE.-CONSIGNEE PER STEAM
shiP E. D. SOUDER ore hereby notified that she In This
Day dischargins carso at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset viii be stored
pense and risk of owners A. GETTY Ee CO.
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s3-NOTICE.- WILL BE MADE
at tho ensuing session Of tho General Assembly Of ths
State for Act Of Incorporation Of TILE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA LOTTERY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, for tho
purpose Of aiding piantnrs and promoting tho agricul-
turai intcreats of tho Btatc. 2arno3 octobor
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CD NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY
demands against the lato JOHN sYlIONg, Of Mount
Pleasant will hand them In duly stescd and those in
dcbted to him will mike payment to
D. II, WILLIAMS
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ao- OTICE.-CONSIGNERS PER BR. BRIG
ANTINE CARDIGAN" aro hereby notified that she has
been entered under tho Five Day hot- All goods not
permitted at tho expiration DO sent to
tho Custom House Stores
JNO. FRASER & CO.,
November 10
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The Attorney General is pressed with tho multi
tude of duties that are now providing in upon him.
great mass OF business from tho Southern State +,
which has boon lying dormant since tho COM
mencem0nt OF tho robe lion, together with That aris
ing ont Of il, has been accommodating and now de-
mands attention. Mr. stanbery is engaged in pre-
preme Court Of the Unitod States, odmmonuing on
the first Monday in Decomber.
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THOSE who suffer from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
viii not regrot purchasing o botto Of Mrs. Eh1LY A.
JaHnNs Colloon Biters It hna fated to rebepo
tho most aggravated For sale by all Drugguts.
November 8 thstu
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-05
Paying Our Debts at the Rate
OfHaIfA Million Per Day.

During the past fifteen months the Uni
ted States have paid S2C6, 600, 900 of the
public debt, and the whole debt now I'M
paid is 1851, 3IO,005, besides there is
enough in the treasury to reduce the debt
to 1920. 600, 900. The total interest bear
ing debt is 81, 215, Gel, 2S2. During the
past fifteen months the currency interest
bearing debt has been reduced S406, 754,-
405, and the coin bearing debt has been
increased 1924, 500, 200, mainly by the is
sue of $40 bonds in taking up 1905. The
debt tree of interest is S465, 669, 684. The
total amount of 5-20's outstanding is 1923,
$4,000, of which S514, $50, 500 are of the
issue of 1862, 500, 600, 900 of the issue of
1864, SI83, SSI, $50 of the second or 1865
issue. The six per cent. bonds of 1881,
now mount to 1898, 739, $50. The 10-40's
amount to S171, O60, $50, and tie 1905 to
SPA, Ola, 800. The outstanding issue Of
the compound interest notes is SLABS l
40. The aggregate mount of legal ten
der circulation is now 1888, 707, 925, and
the plain greenbaek circulation on the LIST
inst, was $500, I95, 7S5. The total amount
of gold in the treasury, belonging to the
Government on the ame date was $751;
5l6,038. From the statement of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, it appears that we
are paying our great public debt at the
of nearly q half million dollars per
day.
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The National Republicans says that Presi
dent johnson is in favor of granting
suffrage, wherever the Constitution gives
him the power to do so, to all colored
men who can read and write, or who
served h~onorably in the Union army,
or who own property TO the extent Of
two hundred and fifty dollars and up
ward. The editor also says he was au-
thorized in behalf of the chief execu-
tive of the nation to urge qualified
suffrage for colored men of this district
in April last, and at his suggestion re-
newed the proposition again in July,
only about a week before Congress adj.
journed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-05

A MANS wife in South Bend, last
week, presented her husband with a
very fine boyl Next morning the man
stepped into the Mayors Office, and
stated that the night previous a fellow
came into his house, naked that he
was unable to put him out, and that
he was still there. Three policemen
at once started on the run to GUST the
intruder. When they got into the
house, they asked to see the fellow
that had come in there the night be-
fore. The nurse drought out the ba-
by" The policemen suddenly dIsap-
peaIed, and it is supposed have had to
stand good many extra treats since.
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A FELLOW on q race our vas stag
gering about with more liquor than he
could carry. HALO! what Is the mat
ter now7" said a chap whom the inc
briate individual had Just run against.
"Why, (hic) why, the fact is, a lot of
my friends have been betting liquor on
the race to-day, and they got me to
hold the stskes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-05

Seth Kinsman has been appointed
an Indian Agent for Idaho. Seth is a
famous California bear hunter, and has
presented several of our Presidents
with chairs made from the skins and
horns of wild animals slain in his
hunts.
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when a woman won't, she won't"
You can't force them to do any thing.
Indeed, the most of them are very much
like the old mans wife, who he said
"was a woman of go much contrabunc-
ton, hat when she took a compinion
of her own, there was no such thing as
consequentioning of her"