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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05
CITY Of New Orleans vs., Emate j. q
RroyFer

Brewer.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
- leans Nc oo644-By virtue Of writ of ieri
taelas TO me directed by the Honorable the SeconS
District Court Of New Orleans IN the above epttld
cause wi proceed to sell at public auction at me
Merchants and Auetioheers Exchange Rnvai
street. between Canal and Gustomhouse sereets IN
the Second District Of this city on MONDAY lima
property
Assessment District No. p Square No. 25i bounded
by Baronne, Dryades Clio, and Calliope 2IxI69
5000, according to assessment roll, 1885, deposited
in rreasurer's office Of this city.
Seized in the above SUIT.
1erms-Cash on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY.
apps myGl 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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city Of New orlean. VS.. UnIon Tnsnrnncs

City OF New urIeans VS. Union Tnsuranca
Company
GTETH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
- leans No. .l,fll-By virtue OF a writ OF fieri
gacias to me directed By the Honorable the sixth
District Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell at public auction at the
Merchants and Aactioneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, IN
the Second District q this city, on MONDAY June
l. 1862 at z oclock NJ, the following described prop.
eTty, to Wit
Miro. FONT, Esplanade. Barracks, 45xlg9 la
se5sed $500 eording to the assessment roll demos
tied in the office the reasurer OF this city.
Seilst in the above suit,
Terms-Casr On the spot
GEORGE W. AVERY,
Ep19 mylj FL SheT Of the Parish Of Orleans
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sHERIFFs SALES,
caty az New 0EleaHs VS. MRS. T.. a.
O'HonerEHe.

caty Of New 0E.ieans VS.. Mrs. T.. a.
D'Homergae.
GECOND D15IRlCn COURT OF NEW Or
- loans, No. SD.450.--Bg virtue of a writ AZ teTs
t1GiAs to me directed BY tue Honorable the Second
DISTRICT Court Of rev orleans in the above entitled
cause. wilt proceed to sell at public anotion al tS
Merchants, and APctioneers Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Dustomhouse streets IL
the Second District Of this city, on MONDAY Jans
/ lees, at II O'clock NJ, the following described
property
Square No. 222, District No. IL bounded By Pry.
s5ndiaa' NJ Charles Harmony, and Pleasant, 6OKlE
District u Square 2l6 Prytana, st. Charles, Haf.-
ihoay. Pleasant and Washington, 6sxl2a Sl5Ooc
TTSoFolng 10 assessment roll Of 1856, deposited IN
treasurer S Office OF this city,
aeized in the sbove suit
Terms-Uash on the spot
..a,o GEORGE W. AVERY
"p-S "S4o 81 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05

A, l. Hays vs. R. L. Hayman. Appeal
from Fifth District Court. Judgment of
lower court annulled. Judgment rendered
against plaintiff.
G. Mollere vs.. NJ. Lion. Appeal from
Fourth District Court. Judgment of lower
court annulled and reversed.
J. Blum q Co. and Wright & Co. vs..
Alexander Marks ct ais. Appeal from Third
District Court. Appellants allowed twenty
days to have citation made according to
law.
CRIMINAL COURT Judge Holoe. The fol-
lowing named persons were yesterday chosen
as grand jury for this court. The five last
are colored men:
J. A. Kinks, foreman; ]. ]. Aubertin, J. p.
Maurice, Emile Martin, j. F. Thomas,
Charles Benoit, Diego Battell, o. VOORHEES,,
Arthur Ohemichar, A. Conrad, c. Malus,
Valsin Jean, H. Raphael, Zenon Faustin,
Dennis Desalles, Henry Dejean.
This and the petty jury we.e drawn from
the present registry, and constitute legal
body, and of course proceedings will now
move along more rapidly than of late.
Michael Fallon having pleaded guilty to
charge of larceny, at his own request was
sentenced to two months parish prison.
Information for perjury was filed against
John Allen.
VIM. johnson pleaded guilty to charge
Of larceny.
Rosy, accused of larceny, was discharged
by nolle prosequi.
James Henry, charged with assault and
battery, with intent to commit rape on a
young girl, was discharged. Evidence was
conflicting.
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Charles 4. Bienyenu,
GECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Oh
> leans No. 90 96l-By virtue Of writ Of heri fR-
cias 10 me directed by the Honorable Second District
Court OF New Orleans in the above entitled cause,
will proceed 10 sell pubic auction, at Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Gus omhouse streets, in the Second Dis
lret Of this city, on MONDAY June l, 1868, at IL
o'clock, NJ. the following described property to Wit
St. Louis, Cont, Dauphins, Burgundy, 2exl2s; as
sessed 5000 according 70 the assessment roll oepos
ited IN the ONCE OF the Treasurer OF this city.
SEIZED IN tue above suit
Terms-Uash on the spot. -.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
ap29 myI6 i Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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MLYoRALrY OF new OR1EAvs }
City Hall, May !. l-Bs
No. 500-New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller be Authorized 70
warrant upon the Treasurer 1or the O .4u
thousand dollars in city notes or oyligati.ls Ia
favor OF ohm +. Walsh in fullsettlement OF Iii .an
against the city OF New Orleans for repairs cone nd
materials furnished 10 and about the S-EapUra
market.
Signed WIN. T. II PIP
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) JAS. GRAHAM.
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved Mag ., ls6s.
tSigneul lE HEATH, Nsyo-
true COPY:
DAME n WEiTAEER, Secretary. I-y55t
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T @. KATHAGAN,
TROPICAL ROOFING MANuFAcroRY
And Dsalerin
Coal, Charcoal. Oage. white sand and
k1reW0Ods
24 Bienville street, corner Of MArais New Orleans
Orders left st the above place. or Box a. Mechanics
Exchange, viii receive prompt attention. aptf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05

THE MAJ FEsr.-This festival passed of
in most satisfactory and successful man
ner. The extensive and varied programme
was carried outcompletely, we are told. I'm
fortunately for US we were unable to visit the
Fair Grounds during the time of the pic mic,
and we are about the only exception, for
everybody else was there.
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ALMOST FIRE.-Early Sunday morning a
speck of fire and great smoke were discov-
cred in the Hebrew Asylum, Jackson street.
Some bedding not in use by some unac-
countable manner had been fred. The fire
was extinguished BY a few tubs of water.
No alarm was given.
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city OF View Orlean. VS.. y. d. ssbrandt.

City of New Orleans VS.. j. ID. sybraudt.
CINTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW on.
p leans, No. FL 23a;-By yirtne OF a writ Of Teri
tselas 70 me directed By the Honorable the Sixth
District Court OF New Orleans in the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell at public auction 1T
the Merchants and AGctioneers' Exchange Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets n
The Second District Of this city, 90 MONDAY.
june ls6s at u O'Clock NJ, the following described
property
Bounded by Coliseum, Prytania, Second, and
First 10 xl25 assessed $4,000 according to assessment
roll for 1850, deposited IN Office OF the Treasurer d
this city
seized in the above suit.
TGrns-Cash On tie spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY
ape mgl6 81 Sherlf OF the Parish of Orleans.
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GONG TO WASHINGTON CITY.-The Typo.
graphical Union of this city has voted to
send Mr.. Girard Stith as its delegate to a
National Convention Of the craft, which
will be held in Washington city sometime
during the next month. The fraternity
there We hope will be gentle with our
friend and brother, and not kill him with
too many cups of kindness, for this Union
still needs his active presence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05

WATcH AND MoNEY.-The dwelling of Cap
tain Props, corner Of Annunciation and
Harmony streets, was burglariously entered
by some villain Sunday morning, who broke
open an armoir and stole away a watch and
some silver coin
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~ ID Nsxv Orleans Vi. Garret D. olala.

Sfty of New Orleans VS.. Garret II. 0ldfs
ENIFTH DIS RIOT COURT OF Jew OR
II leans, No. l9,j0s.-By virtue of writ Of fer
tseias TO me directed By the Honorable the Fifth
District Court New Orleans in the above entitled
sSuse VIII proceed TO sell at public auction, at the
Meteh9nts and Aactioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
Ihe second District Of this city, on MONDAY, june
l, IT. AZ " clock M, the following described
se Common GrayieT, Dryades Rampant, a71l5e,
S0gJ9i common, Palmyra, Derbigny, Roman, 54Xl27
StOOJ according to the assessment roll denns,ted IN
the office of the Treasurer OF this city
Seized in the above salt
TeTms-Cash Oh the spot.
GEORGE w AVERY
APPS mglt 81 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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/ JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STArGS.
mi JOURNAL OF THE CITY If NEW ORLEANS
a JOURNAL Or THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.


yrs FOR THE REPUBLICAN,,
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Han, both Day Of April, 1858.
No. 89S-New Series.
Resolved, That the Street Comm ssioner be and
he is hereby authorized to select suitable place in
the neiRhborhood of the Jackson Railroad depot as
dumping ground for the deposit of accumulated
manure of stables in the First and Fourth Districts.
(Signedl Nm. r. HEPP
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Sgned) JAS GRAHAM
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved AnriI ~ lass
isignedl E. HEATH, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL X. WHITAKER, Secretary. myI 81
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sHERTFF,S SALES.


City of New Orleans va. dulles hav@r,,ne
et ais
El6URTH DISTRICT COURT OF EEw on
Il leans, No l9,e73.-By virtue Of a writ of seri
taeias to me directed BY the Honorable the ForTtb
District Court OF New orleans the above entited
cause, will proceed TO sell at public auction Al N
Hercnapts' and Auctioneers' ExchanRs RovsI
street, between Canal and Customhouss st-eets "a
the second District OF this city, on MONDAY Zane
!, 1868, at II o'clock M, the following described
properly
Assessment district No. g. square No. so, bounded
Dy Barracks Dauphine, ErplHRade. and Burgundy
1850, deposited IN freasurer's Office Of this city.
Seized in the above salt.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
GEORGE w. AVERY,
APPS my 16 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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MAYORS ANNUAL MESSAGE. The annual
message is being prepared and win proba-
bly, be communicated to the City Council
this evening.
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The alarm Of fire Sunday morning was
caused by the burning of the kitchen of
house 459 Gravier street, property of Mrs.
Ross, The dwelling 4e1 was completely
destroyed. The loss was quite large. Cause
of fire not stated. The flames had gained
a good hold on the house before an alarm
n,ns criuarl-
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F. AND B. or 7. Which means embezzle
ment and breach OF trust made against ].
G. De Eonoy by Moulford in the second
district.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW U-LEASs,
City Hall, May s, -s5s.
No. 904-New Series.
Resolved by the Common Council Of me city Of
New Orleans thai the Superintendent Of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph be and he is hereby 6uthori ed
and required 10 place a signal boz at tire depot
buildings of the Canal and claiborne Streets Rabl
and Rochtblave streets.
Signed WIZ, T, HFPF
President Board OF AssistBrt Aldermen,
Signed, JAS. GRAHAM,
President Beard Ct Aldermen.
Approved May :, IsGs.
tsienedl HEATH, Mayer.
A true copy;
DANIEL X. WHITAKER. Seereta-y. NY. It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05

WEDDING IN HIaH LrFE.-st. Louis Ca.
thedral last evening was brilliant on the
occasion of marriage in high life. Miss
Giquel il the bride.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05

EKW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
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TIE WATER SuPPLY.-The Times COM
plains that the Waterworks company have
failed in two instances lately to furnish the
usual supply Of water to that establishment.
The general management of that company
has not been characterized by disposition
to render all the accommodation the public
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05

ROBERT MITCHELL, I1HN n. CRAIG,
OF Mitchell & Rammesberg,
Cincinnati, Ohio
MITCHELL, CRAIG q CO.,
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peerdeld and Galena.

Deerfeld, the home Of the functus
oNcio Horatio 9. Mourner, who made
a'small speriment' for President, and
Galena, the homeof Gen. Grant, here.
tofore 4 stronghold Of the democra-
cy, both went decidedly Republican
the other day.
Gen. Grant was serensded at his
house in Galena on the night Of the
election, and made . short but appro-
pirate speech, after which Hon. b.
B. Washburn, just elected the 9th
time to Congress, and Col. w. B, AL
ison M. 9. from our third district, ID
dressed the immense throng in ring
ing speeches, @ 1850 @a 81
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A Thrilling Scene.

Senator Norton followed Gen. Free
mont at an immense Republican
meeting held ct Muncie, Indiana, on
Saturday, the 10th inst, when the
following incident occurred.
Senator Morton FIRST said:
"Fellow citixens- before proceed
to address you, I would like to under
stand something about the elements
that compose this vast audience, and
will therefore ask every man in this
audience who has been in the ar.Ay
during the late war to signify il by
raising his right hand" Hsas
Many hundreds of hands were
raised, and the Senator called Gener-
al Fremont TO the front Of the plat
form 70 look ct the spectacle. Hethen
said: iIae sa H2 l6s.eI'a'
y "In ordor TO understand how much
this crowd has suffered by the war,
and the terrible price we have paid
in putting down the rebellion, / will
asf every fsther and mother, sister
and brother, or those having dear
relations, who fell in the army or died
in the service, 70 show it BY raising
'their right hand." hss a53a.
H. What followed was thrilling be-
yond expression, and no man with Z
particle Of human feeling in biz
breast would have looked upon il
without. emotion. Many . stout
hearted man pulled his hat over hi
eyes to hide bis tears, as he looked
open this cad and silont testimony to
the fearful havoc made by q wicked
and Causeless rebellion.
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A "Reminiscences.

The following suggestive extract
is from the address Of John Quincy
Adams to his constituents, Sept II,
1912. 5sa
Ihave been so often painted to tho
South with the horns Of abolition
upon my head, that if Iiwere to step
South Of the Potomac, the people
would be looking for the eloven foot.
All this endeavor to take in good
humor as I may, and in that spirit,
and az 4 sample Of the feeling Of re-
spectacle Southern constituents TO-
ward me. I will read you from
charleston newspaper, . toast drank
with unbounded applause, at q pub
lee patriotic dinner at Waterbor-
ough, on the last Fourth Of July in
celebration Of the 9th anniversary
of our National Independence: "The
glorious pious and immortal memo
y of the great and good George
Washington, not forgetting Generals
Marion and Sumpter, who assisted
in relieving US from King Georges
slavery, arbitrary power, stamp pa
per and compulsory tea drinking
May wa never want q Democrat to
trip up the heels Of q Fcderalist, or
. hangman to prepare halter for
John Quincy Adams" mime
cheers.1 ..,s,-
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Jubilee at Eddyville.

On last evening, 9th inst, the loyal
liberty-loving Republicans of glorious
old Columbia township, had gath
ering at Eddyville, numbering 1000:
to rejoice especially over their un>
parallelled majority in that township,
and also as well. over the grand: ::vic-
tory that tho nation has had in the
second contest with rebellion
Maj. Hamilton, of Ottumwa, Hon. s.
T. Caldwell, ahd ]. A. Straight, Esq,
madeshorts speeches interpreted with
the soul-stirring songofa Rally around
the Flag, Boys" sOId:John Browns
body lies Wondering in the Grave"
&c. The Eddyville brass band enliv-
ened the occasion with excellent mu-
sic. A large bonfire lit up the smiling
faces Of tho asssmbly; the extempori-
sed cannon ii the shape oftwo snvila
gave forth it's sharp reports and
among the boys scores Of cotton balls
saturated with turpentine, went
whistling through the air. It was a
glorious and heartfelt expression oi
10y from the same men and women
that shouted for joy, when Vicksburg
wss'surrendered, and when Lee de-
livered his sword over to our noble
Grant.
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Bloomfield, Iowa, Nov. A 1868.

bloomfield, Iowa, Nov. 4 1868,
GEN HEDRICK:
Returns from six townships Call
that are in up to, ,date) give the fol-
lowing majorities:
Drakevills Republican majority 81
For amendments so, Republican gain
9.
Fox River, Republican majority 81
For Amendment 10, Republican gain
80.
Bloomfield, Republican majority
ll6, For Amendment e6, Republican
gain 20. la
Salt Greek Democratic majority SO
against amendment 1o4, Republican
gain 8. 81
Union, Republican majority 80,
For amendment l8, Democratic gain
10.
Perry, Republican majority s,
against amendments u, Democratic
gain 2.
The county will give about $50
gmajority. The amendments will inst
sorape through. Will send full re-
retasns by noon stage.
+ w EICHELBERGER
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u DAvENPoRr.-Our Davenport, and
Scott county friends, have been quar-
relling for two or three years on out
side, and irrelevant questions, which
has resulted in reducing their FORMER
splendid majority to less than moth
ing, and enured greatly to the bene-
fit Of the deragogues Of the Cor
perhead party, who were engineer
ing the feud under the specious guise
Of the Peoples Party"
We rejoice to chronicle the fact
that they have buried the hatchet,
and comp up manfally to the work,
and have given 1900 majority for
Grant, 1900 for suffrage over 800 for
Col. Smythe. and elected tho entire
Republican County and Judicial tick
ct by immense majorit,es. All hon
or to tho Scott County Republicansl
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Blood and Thunder. 8

IA few days before toe election,
Pollard's Southside, (va.,) Opinion
said:
'eBallots are cheaper than blood,
and elections better than battles. 90
But ifGrant lbe CHOSEN, and we do not
misjudge him and his policy, then the
disciplined cohorts Of the South must
be ,fnarshaled once more, and the ls-
sne will be, shall white or black mon
rule in the South ? When that issue
comes to the last argument, reposed
in the musket muzzle and the bayo-
nets point, whore will the poor ne
gro be p y s .3,l' ,455 y 80. y. /.
gi2And . recent dispatch from Wash.
ington says: s5,fa
IS at is reported that Wade Hsmp.
ton has te1egfaphed to the Commit
tee Offering TO puhbsh o manifesto on
the part Of Southern Democrats de-
manding of Congress that Justice be-
done them, or . new revolution will
be commenced"
Now Messrs. Johny Rebsi we have
elected Gen. Grant, and propose to
inaugurate him, if his life is spared
from the hands of your midnight as
sassins.; and moreover . million Of
men are ready to spring forth at the
tap Of the drum, to fight with their
old header, and for the life of the ma.
tion whenever you dare assail it.
i Do you want any more Donelson's,
Vicksburg's, Missionary Ridges,
Gettysburg's, sherman's Marches,
Appomattoxes and Jonesboros 2 IF
so, "cry havoc and let slip the dogs
Of war" and may God have mercy on
your bodies and souls, then, for the
past war will be as cbild's play, com.
pared with the next one, when Grant,
Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas, sickles,
Logan, Meade, and the men who fol-
lowed them to victory. ara againsum-
moned to the field, to put down An.
other democratic rebellion.
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(From Saturdays daily, Nov. ~
OrfuMwA, Iowa, Nov. 8, 1868.

:
To the editor Of the Ottumwa CouR-
/ attended the ECLIPSE" Ball last
night and must say it surpassed any
thing in point Of Numbers, order, DC,
that was ever held in this city, | in
tended 70 stay but few moments,
but hearing those melodious strains
- they proceeded from our aString
Band" and the beautiful ladies as they
swung too and fro. | got excited, and
! Immediately doffed my oyercoat
and wasEsoon lost in the giddy waltz.
The Eclipse" is well officered and .
better act of men can be found no.
where, than the members. No smo-
king, no drinking, no profanity, every
thing conducted on A No. ] style
Floor managers vory accommodating,
and they do all in their power to
make the evening pass pleasantly
The fine supper was served up by Mr..
Ford, OF the Ballingall, at the moder-
ate sum of5O centsper couple. I did am.
pie Justice to and advise all who want
to pass an evening of social enjoy
ment to attend the Eclipse Ball,
which comes of week from Thurs
day next By inserting the above
you will obligean old
En SUBSCRIBER.
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some Of our people are silly enough
to believe. has been actually running
for the Presidency, has telegraphed
to their National Committee, that
the democratic success in New York,
fully atones for their loss Of the Pres
idency., He moreover predicts the
triumph of the democratic party in
the next fight, by an overwhelming
majority. Horatio's resignation, and
faith are most certainly sublime. -
But this|prediction Of coming vlcto-
ries, to the democratic party, il
strikes us, is at least wanting the NOR
it of novelty. We think acarefnl ex-
animation ofany we'll conducted dem
ocratic paper any day since 1851 will
show, that Horatio is not entitled to
a patent right on that va.icination.
Come, come Horatio! go on with
your dying, or else give us something
newer, and moro probable, in the pro-
phetic line,
Afriend at our elbow, says this
hopeful attitude ofSeymour, reminds
him of two Irishmen who had treed
q rabbit in . hollow log. One of
them then took his position at one
end Of the log, with . club, while the
other punched the rabbit out with q
sharp stick. Of course the rabbit
slipped BY the Irishman, who stood
amazed, with his club raised in his
hands. Says the other s"why didn't
you hit him as he come out" "Be
jaaus let him come again and Ill
fetch him. wa os2