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New-York tribune., 1868-01-31

o"em. o'l Com, heavy at 1913 Sr Mired wsssm whss ~,
California, and l6 for No Milwaukee Rel Barley 80
nrcsn Oats 9ll for Amsap Peas l6 for Csnadiaa Fos,
6 for Wese Beef 100 for Winter
49, for New Eastern Prime Mes, Lard 50 Cor Cheese
526 for fne American. Bacon 1915 Cumberland Cat No. "a
Dutch STANDARD Sugar quiet and steady 26 Rosn s3 for Con
Wilmington snl NJ for Fine Pale. TaIos t23 o American
Petroleum ~ tor reGBed Spirits Turpentlae 29l p-revt
Iospoy Jan 3O--Noor.-Whae on RG y asa gallons sfsnr
OIL sllO q tun. Lnseed oil, 800 o. v tu. Lrses chu
go iOi per for Thin Oblcng
AernconOur market. remain reported the 3srsh
Esnng-WLals OIL ESQ y 25e gallons Sperm OIL SIO ton
Lnseei OIL ESQ 10 j. as Cakes 2lO iO an for Tin
Oblong
AsrwgRr jar 9o-Eresias-PerOeurn, u! fsra @r srSud
White
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
IVES
PATENT
LAMPS
HYDRAULIC
COW-MILKER.

wANTED INMEpArELY-An who ooking f0r ba,fe,s .
call ard eKamnee Hydraulic CogMker patented MAY 80 1876
JAM 1863 4 for aching hands dni heag Il nts
the four of initiates
drawing TO swallow II rks perfectly dry in from thr,
minutes IL operated by hand horse other power one
attend several machines milking
pie durable and self adjusting VIII 1T Mills three;eat'J
well Easily worked liable Of order aud
has BY practical be agreeable tbs than hand
milking opportunity offered eHterpsng male
either by travelling locating city country. HYDRAULIC
NMLkING MACHINE co. No. 206 DIoAdNaI faantL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31

7, MAE o ,at,,ion tbe Legislature 20 amend the
laws governing prisons and penentiares 50 as 10 pre-
vent the letting Of convict iapoT Wy Ssnt % ~ con-
victs to mechanical pursuits to which they rave not a
reedv 6ecome nccustOmed A committee was appointed
90 ,, , .nd ,reseut amendments 10 the apprenticeship,
law resolution eeusring Gov Fenton ior paruOhIn
tio;, Tor repeal Of the American Emigrant Socey
~ The election OF officers takes place tomoiToG.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
THE COLE ANDY HIscox MuRDrR cAsE

ALBANY, Jan. 2O-ln the Circuit Court this
morning, Judge Peekham decided TO qnash the writ OF
ocrtioran granted by Justice weles in the Cole case
Ustrst Attorney Smith gave notice that he would mote
the tri9 morning. The counsel for the de.
fens vii oppose the motion. and ask Tor posponemenf
the tefn on tho ground OF the absence OF lanes n
Brady OF the counsel for the defense srd OF mate
PitfNelSfs
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THE NoNKrNGMEN,s sTATE AssI,fnIy

ALBANY, jag 3O.-It wRs resolved to-day to
vsk the Leesaturo amend the cooperative 80 as TO
OK 600 as the smseA amount upon which Cooperative
associations may cOmmsnce business: also amend
ynent Of the Eight Hour law by striking out tie epeea
contract clause; and coA otee appointed 70 peti
SeD efai2E nc A2DuTp PfisNn sloe taIpiet isGlns ~
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW Jan 30In steamship cOambs-B L. Auasr'
Ray Charles Laery Mrs eaiey, Iies! Capt stewart
/ Chas r. Stojlar. Gas. Brown
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
.tRAxy c,rrLR u,RKRr-y,S a.

Beef Cattle this week 100 head and 30 bead % is'd
beef Buyers fought 10 force hu adsiees from New s
vorahe holders fn last weeks prcest
,ad rather sales o 200 head ut 5d6tc fr Inferior 10
ordinary fair. s5d9e for good ani loac ir
MUM sherp-ReceIpts $50 head sales Of go bead al y l. s
fne wool State averaging us ~ No sales Of Live ho.
Dressed Hogs IN fair request al 81 0iOc.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
THE WE4THER.

a time 10 be remembered Thursday, Jan.
90 lsls clear skies above clear snow beneath aud al
New-York on runners New-Y York rarely such day
and even now since Sunday night we were thousand
times in imminent danger Of being cheated OF this
Harry New England treat and having the NTH that has
accumuatlng many weeks streets again let
loose upon like plague of Egypt 10 stand In black pools
upon sidewalks and bespatter us from the streets in
stead OF this pure mantle that hides multitude ~ ashes
and garbage Those who intend TO try their cutters this
Winter and did take them ont last evening deserve to
be forever chasing lost opportunities. Bat thousands
did improve the day and night aud with single teams and
double teams and now and then four hand. dashed
along the BlOOmingdae Road, Old Harlem Lane, High
Bridge Road and the Central Park drives while the air
rang with merry shouts aud the sharp crack oi whips
and the spectator caught confused gnpses Of fur cOsks
Jersey was treated, too. to u far share OF the
snow, aud the Jerseyltes improved it With u
VIII. jersey city, Hudson CITY Elizabeth, New
ark and the hundred charming little villages
that lie al along the lines Of the railroads and
BrOad-st, Newark, pr esented almost carnival appear
But the storm brought something besides fun aud
fr0lIc. Many time Wednesday night the third
commandment broken, as stopped On curve or up
trade and despite the combined efforts OF the double
driver conductor. and obgng passengers. would
not be moved. And late hour ast night the
not running regularly and at times were densey
crowded that 10 walk easier than TO ride To many
poor family, too, the anything but welcome
visitor When on the hearth the last faint spark ex-
pire and not crust OF bread stands between the
poor family and the wolf at the door, the loses all
It's beauty IL IL long time since the city has
much want and, amid the gay sports o the the
kind-hearted will do well 10 remember their less forum
ate neghb0rs and extend 10 them the assistance they
and last evening the rivers
ice. our astronomer reports the following:
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
hoaETbtr. Bar. Viss
kW oRk- HonT. htT. Bar. Find. E0IT Thtr Bar Wns
Jan 81 200 3002 n w. 30 mNWNW
u 25o 9Ol5 y. W. $50 1l2s " w by W
w M17 " W

RExARks.-Moring- windy, aou, o'clock
overcast eony Depth aler u inches Dp, hea Yesterday y
inches Aternoon-Clogd clear RyepiugCear The
at W o'clock the evening and setting each
evening. viii thus afford y the eIharsug pleasure sleigh
ing skng and other uYgOrarg heah Winter Phenomena
The conjunction o the the planets Jupiter Venus
duly observed this this Al $50 both the
w. apparently yet millions Of miles ung telescope
With power 80 both could telf
boas phase appearing ike the When between the
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
ASSEMBLY.

BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD BEADING.
To incorporate the Newburgh Industrial Saw
tngs Bank and the SiXth-ave Savings Bank To extend
She time for the collection OF taxes in all towns and cities
where taxes collected under special law This
last bill was passed
INTRODUCED.
Mr.. MLEis-TO amend the city charter OF Buffalo.
Mr.. KEADY-TO regulate the running OF boats on the
bouth and Hamilton tBrOoklynl ferries.
Mr., FREAR-To abolish the Metropolitan Police Dis
trict ; also TO amend the Croton AGueduot act.
Mr.. McKIEVER-To amend the metropolitan Fire Dis
trfct act. ,,o,ot
Mr. HARTMANN ine9rTeratS tn.S ''T~ d ,% Y Uvl
COOK ASsOclatlOn1
faeturers Savings Bank Of New-NoTk
Mr. RAY-For safety of railroad passengers.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
tAnsouueen saIs |

Keep Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry always
the house d, the best cough reaed' known.
Thousands can testify that the Peruvian Syrup
Il Oh. bs.t Tonic sad Alternative Medicine known
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-14

easily have it. in Fenianism. Do you want to kill par
sanship and raise up national party? You can it do
in Feniansm. Do you want to erect platform where
all the children of Ireland can meet brothers Fenan
ism that platform. Do you wish to establish an Irish
Republic and perpetuate it after its establishment? The
Fenian Brotherhood is the school from which your
Irish Republicans postgraduate. &c. that viewed any
light, unless vicious light Feniansm and Irish indie
pendence must sink or rise together.
With all its chickering's and bunders, there is some
glory attached to the name. The dungeon the gbbet
and the battlefield have made sacred the of the
Fenian Brotherhood ; and the who would raise his
hand to destroy it is enemy of the Irish and
false to liberty While the spirit of freedom lives in the
die
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-14

FIGHTING IN AND!-WHAT
OF Us-GLADsToNE, OUR LoDE-sTAR loyal LONDON
IRIsHERs-THE NEW -ABYssINIA-THE
THEATERS.
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HIDES AND LEATHER.
S,cheibler 4 Co., also Shoe Findings Adams.

HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY..
Gouthern Spiral Hoop Skirt Manufty. whole
- sale and retail. 1857 Main near Washington
INSURANCE.
ct. Leuis Mutual Life, Mcmahon Otis, AZ
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IL mutual, Jas. A. Swain, Gen. Ag't, II Union
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JEWELERS..
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275 MAIN,
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JOB PRINTING.
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~ s. G. Toof, Proprietor.
BHerguson, @. W., 3s Jefferson.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
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LIVERY STABLES.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
Nance K Co., wholesale, 26l Main.
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Nh ollenbcrg Co.. B. A.. 2l2 Beal and 2SO
1A Second.
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PAINTERS. HOUSE AND SIGN.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Goepel, Leopold, agent. Knabe's. S75 Main.
IZ atzenbach, f.. Sl7 Main.
PICTURE GALLERIES.
May, Y. SSS Main. up stairs.
CraSsI. S., W. E., a'O Main. clark'' Marble
PICTURE FRAME MANDATORY.
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PUBLISHING HOUSES.
Great Western, 24s Third, Agents Headq,r rs,
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SPECIFIC.
wv ard, II. s., Ag't, l7S,Main, cures Diarrhea.
w Bloody Flux, and all like complaints.
SEWING MACHINES.
Groyer 4 Bakers. 325 Main. up stairs.
Star Shuttle Company. 35S Main.
NNheeler & Wilson's highest premium Lock-
w Stitch Sewing Machines, 256 Second.
TEMPERANCE.
n Dhepartment Deputy Sons of Temperance.
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TOBACCONTsTs.
NUayer. Marshueiz a Co.. wholesale and re-
w tail, renewed to 800 Main street.
SSternberg. s., wholesale and retail. sSi Front.
VSdmonds, Pcttigrew 4 Co., wholesale Com
II mission Merchants. 500 Front.
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WALL PAPER, ETC.
Gdsshabsr. J.' SO Main.
wedding Gifts,
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was next introduced, and favored the
audience with an account of the pre-
sent condition and future prospects
of the mongrel party in his County,
interspersing his address with pro-
per seasoning of humorous anec-
dotes, we'll told, to the great amuse-
ment of the crowd.
Then came Mai. James G. Gibbes,
the advocate of all that is noble and
generous in both social and political
I life, md the irrepressible opponent
of mongrelism in every shape and
form. He entertained the audience
with q brief recital of n portion of
what he saw and heard in his recent
visit to New York, and assured them
that the signs arc auspicious for a
glorious Democratic triumph in No
vember.
At the conclusion of Mai Gihhee'
speech, the audience was favored, by
the glee club, with q spirited Sey-
mour and Blair campaign song, writ
ten expressly for the occasion and
sung with great spirit and animation,
to the great delight of the audience.
At the close Of this song the crowd
was invited to the table, where, under
the superintendent of Capt. j. N.
Kaughman, bountiful supply of the
substantials of life, consisting of
barbecued meats, rood bread, vege-
tables, &c, was dispensed to the hun
CRY crowd. After thorough discus
sion of the dinner, which was decided
to be excellent, good portion of the
audience again repaired to the stand,
when they were entertained with o
speech from the colored Democratic
war-horse of Columbia, james Minor,
who urged upon his colored friends
the importance Of cooperating with
the white gentlemen of the South,
and thus securing for themselves
friends who will stand by them when
the carpet-baggers shall have left for
more congenial climes.
Minor was followed by Pleasant
Goode, Showers, and other colored
Democrats, all of whom endeavored
to WELD O good influence over their
colored brethren.
We recognized amid the crowd,
busily engaged providing for our
wants, Simeon J. Hook, s. W. Hook,
Martin A. Shull, James Roof, w. NJ.
Buff, Luther Hook, jacob Roof,
Daniel Kinsler, and other we'll kno wn
citizens of Lexington District.
1t is to be hoped that the canvass,
thus favorably opened in Lexington,
will be prosecuted with unfagging
zeal by the Democracy of that Coun-
ty, and that the ides of November
will witness the total rout, "horse,
foot and Dragons, of that infamous
party who are endeavoring to destroy
the white Government of our fathers,
and to substitute in it's stead mon
grelized despotism, with Grant, the
butcher, as military dictator.
WHITE SUPREMACY.
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local ITEMS.

The Land We Lore, for August, is
before us. 1t contains, besides many
other attractive features, O handsome
steel-plate engraving of the lamented
Gen. Turner Ashby, of Virginia.
This magazine should be in the hands
of every Southron.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-28

Gen. Hampton was serenaded in
Charleston, on Saturday night, and
responded in his clear, ringing voice,
which at once commanded silence
among the excited throng. He was
listened to with breathless attention,
interrupted only by the irrepressible
cheers that broke forth at intervals
during his speech. He eulogised the
soldiers and sailors of the North,
who, MS they had fought gallantly,
would not now treat brave though
defeated people with scorn and con-
tempt. Nothing but malice was to
be expected from the politician and
speculator, but the soldiers and sailors
had become frank friends rs they had
been open enemies.
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC DEMoNsTRA-
TIoN.-We learn that all the arrange
ments are complete for the demon
stration this evening. Richland
continues in the Democratic van.
Let our citizens turn out, this even
ing. II a generous rally. Let them
swell the procession. The cause is q
vital one. The Democracy triumph
ant promises peace and prosperity to
the country. Gen. Hampton and
other distinguished speakers, will
address the people. Carolina Hall
will be open to the ladies and the
speakers. Numerous transparencies,
with their notices, will add to the
interest of the occasion. See the
programme.
Gems. Kershaw, Chestnut and
MCGOWAN will also address the meet
ing. Hons. j. B. Campbell and A.
Burt will likely be present.
..f- ei- ~SrON~>-----
STATE CONVENTION CALLED. 1t
will be seen that State Convention,
of the South Carolina Democracy,
has been called, This is well. We
hope that when the roll of the Dis
tricts shall be called, thatnotone will
fail to respond. The Convention
will meet in this city, on Thursday
axeninO. August 6.
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PciioAS"i SohiPaiSh, ouo tutu VIC
hereby pledge ourselves, collectively
and individually, to strive, work and
struggle, devoting our time and our
means, from this till the day of cleo
tion, in an earnest, hearty self-sacri-
ficing effort to make our State again
worthy of the noble past, and to wipe
out the foul stain upon her battered
escutcheon, by casting her votes for
Seymour, Blair and constitutional
liberty.
ResolUed, That rs one of the duly
organized Democratic Clubs of the
State, and, therefore, entitled to q
voice in the councils of the party, we
most earnestly recommend the i;nme-
diate consolidation of the two State
Central Executive Committees, with
the Craftsmanship of the consolidated
committee in the city of Columbia, in
order that the approaching canvass
may be conducted with the system
and energy that characterized the
action of the party before it was
paralyzed by the appointment of q
second and independent committee.
Resoloed, That we cordially invite
our colored people to join the Demo
cratic party, pledging to those who do
30, our patronage and support; and
that we will protect and defend them
in the exercise of their undoubted
rights, to connect themselves, politi-
cally, with their only true friends
the white race OF she South. .'a
After the adoption of the resolu-
tions, Col. f. w. McMaster was in
troduced and delivered an afgumen-
tative speech, in which he admins
tered severe castigation to those
natiye.born white men (so-calleD
| who have proved traitors to their
country, their race and their God, by
selling themselves to the mongrel
party.
Mai. G. G. Turner, of Spartanburg.
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more than two or three million nd
herents in the upper Districts of our
State. and tc be ruling with absolute
terrorism over the truly loyal,people
of our State. How the party man
aged to escape being thrown down
some bank, preoipitated in some
river, or bayonetted to death by
these dreadful bugbears, is some
thing that the unreconstructed can
not understand; but so it is. The
party is here, and profuse in their
Communications of the road and its
appointments, although every mile
of it, before starting, was reported
to be garrisoned by n regiment Of the
famous X. X. X.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS s.-The post
Office open during the week from s1a
a. m. to 7 p. m. On Sundays, from
4 to 5 p. m. '~''@s g'--sS'
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at ~ p. M, and
close at So p. m. Charleston night
mail open 81 a. M, close AZ p. M.
Northern-Open for delivery at
81 a. M, closes at 2.45 p. IN.
Groenyille Open for delivery 51S
p. M, closes at So p. m.
,<scS~oI>oo-
New ADvERr1sEsnNTs. Special at
tention is called to the following ad-
vertisements, published for the first
time this morning: u +,
p. q, Jackson Preserving Fluid.
Bailey's Varieties. fe 80
Meeting Juvenile Democrats. s
Meeting Third Ward Club.
Meeting Fourth Ward Club.
Meeting First Ward Club.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-24

a Ferdinand. Ind, July ls, SO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-24

An s'o"' that BY. xinks yopr sye. marks
ms de'eHv vsoor--vs.sro .,I
And too, she has q Cnests covodieg tongue,
Whose scrld logic sich's all svhi,e.wa ashed
wrong -issaaiE -,.sr-as rs,
She builds 2 perpend diculaFO cutting, blade, d
Whose piercing edge no gildfd, nsil svades.
No cunning, sophi',ry, no, sanity chesi. NJ
Can spin q web 80 fine % uick her wis.,.,
No age . too dim, for Der .omnIscieut eye,
No clouds TOO dsrts 10 hide the azure sky.
Which beams with light. when hex edulgen,
E%its The Ir.diisn, diisHI hal, a 0. her hrsn- m -
You hide in VAIN, With some rank How'ry
y ' screen, ,,f,..,g
The thorns and .his,les Of somo high william.
Tho poor. tue rich, the prince, the slave the
wi'slgov ! orAa
The atheist. the saint, must all submit
To the just Arbi.er, and ell will find,
The upright Judge has an impartisiamind:
Where her inexorable ma ndstes5 fall ~,
No name. no gilded throne. no marble hall
Can then avert the punishment. She's firm
As the everlasting hills, as heavens term,
Aye, ss The eletdsf throns Of the Most
High. oai,fh a. fi'' 's''pAA VI
ls the stern Daughter Of the lofty sky- h
.'e No, 90 the tickle child Of satan Lie,
The best beloved o! he'll. the sleek hypo.
: ~ 'esite. ~ -'s'' :,
Who in some Protesn shape apes heaven, ,,o
ilnrio cheat io 1ts-sA tAi 's'i'''a a. Z,
A nes,ing wof:d, with sugar coated bait. \
Now 10 some abge,'s garb-Dow. as q siren
sf' aweneh; sas'' r " VI
Now as some stern judge there on the
tah 'bench,' '''' y
Now as some lawyer with deceitful tongue.
He bribes the court 10 swear ,hs, right 10
wrong
Now as politician, he deceives the world,
IN! see the bloody banner Of war uhfurrd.
Now 10 the pulpit with so sanity face,
You'd swear f'om heaven alone could come
-4'sa sdch erace-
~ 'N "'' NJ. +. 1.
Il Eayt;paod Tnt. 1ujp IA ,62
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\ -lThere'isa dispute ~he,her Gen. Gran,
Stioks. There isl a. dispute whether be
smokes. There 10 a dispute whether, ht
s&csfS. There 10 dispute as to bis rrinc
plss.a There ! dispute a. u his name.-7
WHIT ID there stouthim ih., is indlsputsbIt
except his defeat in November!
neaeN j .sodah Louisville Jodrnit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-24

Paris correspondent ofla Geneva
paper spys:a Last Sunday, 1 passed the
Madeleine Church. and wss not little eur
psised 70 gee; that ot ths 6fiy icafrisees a'a'.
Jog in front of The church. aotless ihsa thit'
IT, we're those OF noted eourtess3s.' se is6i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-24

"A Zsnesyilis 'Pspe,, ,describes a non.
strosiiy to which aswomsn give Pirih 10 that
neigh orhood lately. The body Of the child
10 naturally formed and perfect 10 ell re-
s2ects; but the head. Instead Of a mouth hs'
ven formed tiunk, like an elephants pre'
boscis. through which is received all the
nourishmen, that The child psr,skes.
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Pm afraid you doat, Jike, babies when
they ,cy.,,saids mstrcn to,s gsntlewsus as
.bs tried, % soolbe .he darling in her, arms.
on, yes. ssid he. Il like them best when they
CRY, bsssYseb Eve slwsy' observed .Aa'f'ben
they are invariobly carried out OF the room.
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a A.BAp ,REAsoS BETTER TRAN NoSE "A
msn who hsd been for some time suspected
Ut s,es ling eheep from his ineighbois. was
csught ore morning in the very oct Or shoul
desing tamous'ist specimen '1'f
cAhsl WE'VE caught yousritat last. have
wei You are the man, after slr that kills
osr sbesp.'ist hner sa nofsHTaaJ "
'Iklled this one answered, 'sny how;
and III kill snv msps sheep that tries to
bile mepa .i af4~ a8un1rnoJ sni lpi
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-24

"A love-sick swsin, 10 order ID mors'fo'ly
undersisud7 the mind Of bis i'ssdvi love, ;
closed . letter with the iollo&ing lines: :.
ass,'f II YOU yves . dog ia ,arssat "
.AudsI was bog.Hq s1.~ si9taH III
"a "A, ,vooin' swsy in the ysrd.W rifs
II the old man should ssy,s'I > 8
Al sosDrve ,bstshcg sway .'Ioia@ 80
ssu Weuld, yaA worry OF blrevsry hsrd?o q