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SHER1FU,S SALE

sHER1FE'S SALE.
In tho Court Of fPrebdte-Jacob H. Kalb, I'D.
'rsinistrator, cs. B. r. Watson d D. j.
Thomas, ct al.
In pursuance Of Decretal Order Of I. N. Teasue.
Probate Judge. In this cause, will sell at Black.
Vile. Barnwell County, 8. O., on SALESDAY in
JULY next 1859, at public auction, at the usual
Certain Lois OR PARCELS OF LAND in the
Town Of Blackville situate. lying and being as fol-
lows: Two Lots fronting Railroad street. each go
feet front by 16O feet depth, Block co." No and
8; three Lots on Block co." NOS. Al, 20 and 49, each
measuring so feet on Wakerstreet, by 200 feet in
depth.
On these Lots fine hotel building, one large
dry goods and grocery storehouse, and three other
smaller storehouses, and all the Lots are valuable
for building sites.
Term. Of sale-Cash enough to pay the costs of
suit, end the balance on credit until January the
arst eighteen hundred and seventy-one. iS71,)
with interest from date Of purchase at seven per
cent per anDum. Titles to be executed but not
delivered until the whole purchase money Is paid,
and II not paid when due to be sold for cash. ct
the risk of the former or first purchaser. The pur.
chaser to give his bond to the Judge of Probae with
two or more good sureties, to be approved by him.
The purchase money, when due, to be paid into the
Court of Probate to abidN Its further order. Pur-
chaser to pay for necessary papers ard stamps.
sherifrs Oface. June 10th, 1859.
Jane2S N. g. w. WALKER Sheriff.
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COMMERCIAL PAPER Due ON TIE FcURrH or
JULY.-A question mas been raised as to when
bank notes msde payable on the 4th Of July
are to be collected rhe Bankers Manual lays
down the following rules in reply to questions
, on the point: A{i@. TAt.lSg, s..s.s,s
Commercial paper having davs Of grace and
ss!iiTiS due o Sunday. July 1859, Will be pay
able on Tuesday, the 9Th Of July.
Commercial p per without days Of grace, due
Sunday, July 4, 1859, will be payble on Tues
day, July 6. ns a ss.ss|s,
Commercial paper having days OF grace, and
telling due on Monday. July 5 1855, viii be pay ;
able on Saturday, the I'D os July.
Commercial. paper without days OF grace. fall
ing due ON Monday. July B; 1869, viii be pay
able on Tuesday, the 9Th Of July. 3,f
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COLUMBIA. AND, AUGUSTA RAILROAD BRIDGE.
The Augusta Constitutionalist says: "We no
ticed yesterday force Of laborers engaged In
laying turn. ont track from the line of the
South Carolina Railroad track, at the corner Of
Washington and Reynolds streets. to provide
for the transportation of rock and material to
the foot of Washinaton-street, preparatory to
the erection Of the bridge OF tho Columbia and
Augusta Railroad across the savannah River. "
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VIOLATION OF AN ORn1NANcE.-There
is an ordinance in existence prohibiting the
removal OF night-soil during the summer
months, commencing from the first of June.
Notwithstanding this the niRht-soll is carried
Through the streets almost every night; two or
three carloads having been carried through
one Of the principal streets ON Friday night las'
The City Registrar has, We learn, com planned to
the Mayor and Chief Of Police. but they have
taken no stops to abate the nuisance, which
cannot be done by printing the ordinance, but
only by rigidly enforcing 1t.
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TIE GEoRarA RrcE csor.---The Savannah
Republican of saturday, the 2sth instant,
states ''that on the Savannah, Ogeeches. Gitass
man ana Sattlla rivers, the rice crops areiu o
;hourishing condition, and unless Some unSore.
seen disaster occarss the y.sld win s1ceed thas
'of any season since the year 1880. THIS news
is very gratitSings inasmuch as large crops OF
Oorn and, xice are quite Sas essential TO the
prosperity Of the South as good crops Of cot-
top." Y sia @9N Sex
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L. MEETINGS. THIS DAP.
Friendship Lodge, at s PM.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
KNOX, DAILY = Go. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, potatoes, shoes, dry goods, 60.
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9GtfN.
1 n. LOU ID IN o II 10 T..

ct. CLOUD HOTn ~
THIS NEW AND CoMMOEIoUs HoUsE LocAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and FoFty-second- -srees,
possesses advantages all other for the ac
cOmmodatlop OF its guests. It was built expressly
for arst-clsss family boarding house-the tooriis
anu cold " ter and furnished second to e:whIles
the culinary department fs In the most experienced
bands, ahnrdtDg guests an uneqdalled table. ,;fS
the srnodern improvements" and gat the service si
guests nt all h0ars. .afa =
Tho Broadway and University Placs Cars pass the
door every four minutes, running from the City
Hail 10 Central Park, while the Sixth and syentk
Avenue lines are but Q short block ON either aiae.
aording enple facilities for communlcating with All
tbs depctc, steamboat landings places Or ssnxse.
ment and business Of the great metropolis. .s
MOMM &E MOkLEY, PE0px1ot@rss
gss1s11 SEI |6mOs
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GENERAL sUPERINTENDENT'R OFFICE
~ .p CMAnIEsIoN, n q. O., April 9. 1869.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL 11rH, THH
PASSKEHER TRAINS of the South Csrolira Rail.
road win run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
ave Cnsr.eston ...... ..........8.30 A. "a.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans. via Montgomery and
FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. a. M.
connectns With wilmington ana Manobe a.ii a.
road, and Camden train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
.esve Aueusta. 800 A. NJ
arrive 81 Cnnrleseon. .-.....610 p. III.
Leave Columbia. ............7 46 A. N.
AUGUSTA NiaHTi ExP1Ess sis'''AO E 0''
tsUNDAxs ExCEPTKDI
Leave Onar1eston. p. N.
Arrive at Augusta. ....................6lOA A. M
Connecting with trans tor Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans. vic Grand Junction.
Leave Augusta .4.l0 p. al.
0oLTMBIA NIaHT EXPRESS. a. '''
(sUNDAYs zxCEPTRD)
Leave Onarleston: P. NJ.
Connecting sundays excepted) with areenvine ant
Columbia Railroad.
Leave columbia: $50 P. n.
sUMMERvILLE TRAIN. ''''''' a. -
Leave Charleston. 1895 p. M.
Arrive at Summerville. Observation-Disclosures. SEQ 2. M.
Leave Summervue. Ito A. M.
CAMDEN BRANoH. a. -
Camden and Columbts Passenger Trains on Mon.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, connects with
up and down Day Passengers at Kingville
Leave Camden. 6.35 A. Ii,
Arrive at Columbia. ....................l1.OU III 90 A. M
Leave Columbia. .2.2o P. N.
Signed, b. T. PEAKE. (
April 10 General superintendent.
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3inGufioI.

9tnGnftol.
% A K E H 5 u,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MFR.
CHANTS, Wishing Checks. Blanks, Letter Heads. or
Job Printing Of any description. can get their orders
Alled promptly and in the neatest style, st cheap
rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No.
lAo East Bay. aiws'- !, ~
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Auftigu Sales.
6HERIEE,a hA4.u.

'E~~ssHSscS C1Ah9hRe
BY virtue Of witt of Fier Fac a. to ME directad.
Snd delivered. land with tho OF all parties
concernedl Will bo sold on TUESDAY, the 9th
aay OF July next, on the promises corner OF King.
and Tradd streets. at IL o'clock NJ.
. al the right title aud interest the defendant I'm
Tue SNtARE CON TENTS OF A GROOERY STORE
levied on and to DO cold as til property OF D.,
Lnenthal n Co., al tho suit Of a. slerck q go.
Terms cash. r. w ~ MICKry
June as uatra " " -
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fine Arts.
,TOaRAPH COhOsuNa.

GUT egstISs
DHOTOGRAPH COAOaauNG.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly Ared by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. written d.rections should in each case be
given rs to the style Of eoloring preferred
April ~ - 8uos*
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AUCTION Sale Of Sugar and Molasses.
BY F. p. SALAS, Auctioneer.
On WEDNESDAY next the seth inst at half east 10
O'Clock. A. M, will be SOLD at the store Of Messrs
street Bros. Co., No. ~ East Bav.street
81 hhds choice Porto Rico SUGARS
20 puncheons choice Porto Rico Molasses
Conditions Of Rale--An Gums under $1,000 cash /:
above that amount thirty days for approved city en-
oorsoo note. June %
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UNDER DECREE IN AQUATY.
Joseph Dothage vs. Christopher Geraty.
A. G. MCGIi.I.IVRAY.

Will be sold TO MORROW, 29,h day June, 1859, at
tomhouse, ,A
ALI that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there.
Gil streets. measuring in front on Council.sreet 80
1eet: same me on vest or back line, and in depth on
lradd-strer 100 feet. more or less. Boundad east
lands ofJ 9. Addison. west on lands of B. f. LUCAS
Terms-One-haif cash; balance payable in one
year, TO be secured by bont and mortgage of the
premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
|. E. W. NJ MACKEY
June 70 thmtu3* Sheriff Charleston Comfy
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Residences
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE,

For Sale or Rent
The three.story WOODEN RESIDENCE, on South
Bay. few doors west of Kingstreet containing
eight rooms double plazzas. &C. The lot is large and
runs through to Lamboll-street.
ALSO
The three-story WOODEN RESIDENCE OF the
east side Of KING street. few doors from the Bate
~, containing eight rooms. double piazzas, &c. Tho
lot s about 79 feet front, by about 15G feet deep
ALSO,
The three-story BRICK Re 1DENOE, No. 80 Meet
ingstreet within Ave minutes walk OF the Battery.
containing ton rooms. pantry and double piazza.
The lot measures "a feet front, by all feet deep.
For particulars, apply as above, at
June rs fmw4 No. 23 BROAD STREET.
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Auftion Sales.

Twenty Barrels Potatoes, on account of,,ho,,
concerned; Ale House Barrels, Bor Room
Sundries, DO.
KNOX, DAILY & CO.,
No. 150 nootanH-stroct. corner or Went
viii sell as above. THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock. A. M.
precisely.
ALSO,
- GASES BOOTS AND SHOES
shop Goods. Dry Goods, &c,
O0ndloone casn. June 90
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Joseph Dothage vs Christopher Geraty.
A. C.. McGILLIVRAY.
AuctiOnneer.
Will be sold TOMORROW the 2sth Of June. A. u
1869 in front OF the Old Custom house, at II O'Clock
A. H., precisely,
All that LOT OF LAND on the west side Of Conn.
cfl-stree measuring said street go feet then on
straight line running south about SO feet thsnce
on line to junction Of the west line go feet on the
north on part of the above Lot, and sou
on marsh lands now or late of the Holmes family
and TO the west on Lot hereinafter described be the
ABOVE measurement more or less.
ALSO,
All that LOFOF LAND, lying west of the above
measuring east line lao feet: thence on line run
ming southwestward,y about % feet on south line "A
feet, on west line be the said
more or less.
Terms-One half cash: balance in one wear AZ
cured by bond of purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises Sold Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps e. w. M. MACKEY,
hnnf I'm ShaV A n
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E,xEUuTKvn DEpARTmEHT.

S STATE TREASURY OFFrON.,
1880, CoLukpIA. B. O.. June TO- 1889
UNDER TEE ACG FOR RrHRsEONvRHSION1 or
THE STATS esnnaIrs &c .sA sss-s.sss..rvr OF snS
state 10 PREPARED 10 tssuS N0ads bearing etx Pos-
Cent intetetE payabie eesnkaxnuAIyyf0rr reaseecse0
stock Bonds are prepared for 600. eGoNamd eIeO0
Fractions may no returned IN oesstasaksSos saDcs.
Persons desir0as Of conycrtipK their STOCK intO
Bonds WIN please present their certificates at tis
once, wath name endorsed fupon tho tsck twft-
persons having Coupon Bonds dearoAs 10 psocura
Registered Stock Ia heu fhee0of VIII psea1o present
the Same TO thie 06ASN with insefucti0nS.
their bsinese at this oce 81 ID preferable that the
ssa6 Should be- transacted thtUsh some authorised
agent ~ ,;3%l MILES q. PA8KER,
June n 6H1S Treasurer State fouih {iarolinA.
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s1eck, but when 1t is stormy every one has to
be below; the openings. on,d ,deck are battened
down end made perfectly water-tight. as the
water u generally foot ratwo4 deep on It.
Any LIZ Eone m wonld suppose that the crew would
suiier for air but n2t so; the vessel is provided
with o steam /, apparatus y ~ which ctrcnlates the
a'r freely abont at..infaet! sends !. ahest witt
suon iorce las 70 blow hats soH and books and
papers aboas with the same force and freedom
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MEDICAL SoHooL OF .THn UNNHRssxx OF
MARYLAND.-By the courtesy OF DR.. Ch1soim,
we are in receipt of copy Of the sixty-second
Annual Circular Of this school. Belonging to
It's faculty, we find our former friends and fell
low townsmen, Doctors J. j. Chisolm and r. T..
Miles, the forraer Dean and Professor Of Ope-
rative Surgery ana Clinical Professor OF. disea
ses Of the eye and ear; and the latter Professor
Of general, descriptive and surgical anatomy.
This is an old and fourishing institution, and,
we need not say, has lost nothing by the acqu:-
sition OF the two distinguished professors from
South Carolina. .
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Anft,onters' Qr,pate Salrs.

Residence on South Bag.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUNSURE.
For Sale
The SMALL RESIDENCE on South Bay Battery
between Meeting and King streets, containing up
right, attic rooms and double piazza Apply at
June 25 fmw4 No. % BkOAD-STREET.
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A PracIicaI FIYing Machine.

A member of one of the oldest and
r,osr successful business establishments
in this city has been for several years
Experimenting with flying machine
tbst he has invented, and is now
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sanguine viii be entirely successful.
DiscaFding entirely the common modes
Of meeting the difficulties of keeping
the machine pendant in the air by some
form Of balloon, our Paducah inventor
elevates his machine and keeps it ahoat
by mechanical means and the use of
materials that combine strength with
extension. His present machine, which
may be called indeed a model, employs
two engines, with two-inch cylinders,
and its supporting aud propulsive
agency is perpendicular shaft with two
arms, to which beautiful wings are at
tsched. These wings strike the air at
about the same angle as the wings of
bird do, and operate more Ike screw
propellers than the wings used on any
other flying machine yet proposek. The
steam was put on last Thursday IN the
presence Of several competent machin-
lists, and everything worked in a salts
factory manner. The inventor is now
engaged in ascertaining by practical
experiment the exact lifting power of his
machine. Those to whom he I as ex-
hibited it are unanimous in the opinion
that he viii achieve the great feat of
making a machine that will fly; will
be elevated or depressed at pleasure,
will go in direction contrary to the
wind, and viii not need balloon to give
it buoyancy.-PadUcab Kentuckian.
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General Nc PhersOn's last
Moments,

In letter commencing T : D. Jones'
model for the Mcpherson monument
Gen. VIM. E. Strong, who was In
speetor General of MoPherson's corps,
says:
''How many times have 1 seen him
on the field Of battle-at the 'front.'
check his horse sharply, and suddenly
throw his right hand (grasping his
feld-glsss firmly in ii) on his right hip
and gaze off at his own troops or the
enemy, with his eyes half closed and
piercing. The last time l ever saw
him ahve-less than ten minutes before
he went dow"-he looked Just like this.
While memory lasts [ can never forget
il. was riding on his left, and we
were going at 2 rapid pace. He check
ed his horse so quickly that l shot BY
him and wheeled my hsrss about and
rode back and received his last order
l was partially in front of him, and
watched him keeuly and closely as his
eyes swept the ridge and gap between
the lines. The express ION of McPhersoE's
face at this moment Mr.. Jones has
caught with wonde ful accuracy. In
a moment this sharl, searching, pierc-
ing expression was gone, aud the old
smile erept back again over his face as
he knocked the ashes from his cigar
and told me to bring up Morgan L
Smiths division to throw in the gap,
and to join him at once at Giles Smiths
In twenty seconds more he was on the
top of the enemy's line of battle, horse
and rider riddled with bullets"
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily. lsunda

CINCINNATI EXPRE ESS, daily, Sunday
excepted,l leaves Cleveland at 3.25 m
Meadville 7.55 in. the evening, Supper; Dun
kirk $50 p m, Buffalo ll.S0 p m. Stops at Sus-
quehanna 7.j5 N, tbkft';l Turner's l22 m,
(dine,l and arrives in New York at $50 D IN.
Connects at Elmira for WilliamspOrt Harris
risburg and the South, at Owego for Ithaca, at
BinghamtOn for COOpertown, Albany and, the
celebrated summer resort, Sharon Springs, at
GreycOurt for Newburgh and Warwick, and at
New York with evening trains and steamers for
Boston and New England cities.
Sleeping Coach attached to this train at Buffalo
running through TO Susquehanna, and at Leav-
ittsburg, running through to New York.
Only One Train Last on Sunday, leaving Cleye.
land at 7.20A A. NJ, Buffalo at $50 p NJ, and
Dunkirk I.SO P. NJ, and reaching New York al
100 A. NJ
Boston and New EnglandPa Passengers with thei1
Baggage, are transferred Of ehargein New Yorl
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COUNTRY JOBBERs

willfnd it to their advantage to examine our stock
before buying. Ut. SIAPKINS
5l-yl Fremont, o,
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irving in New York at 90 m.
LIGHTNING EXPR ESS, Daily leaves
Cleveland 100 m, Leavittsburk 9.l5 m,
tbkft.,l; Meadville ll.l6 a In. lDinel; Dunkirk
eleven o'clock five minutes m, Buffalo
$50 p m. Arrives at HOrnelsville 6.lS IN,
(Sup,l and New York 100 a N. Connect at
ElmiTa with Northern Central Railway for
WiliamspOrt, Harrisburg ana the South; at
Jersey City with Morning Express Train of
New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington and at New York with
Morning Express trains for Boston and New
England cities.
Sleeping Coaches are attached to this train at
Leavittsburg and at Buffalo, running through to
New York without change,
NIGHT EXPR EsS, daily, Sundays excepted, J
leaves Dunkirk 500 2. NJ, Bnffalo $40 m,
arrives at Turner's s,5S a m, lbkft.,l New York
Ills a m; connects at New York with steamers
and afternoon trains for Boston and New Eng
land cities.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this trian from Buff
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Wall Paper & Borders.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER AND BORDERS FOR
THE SPRING TRADE; ALSO CURTAINS TASSELS, CORD,
FIXTURES, &c, A COMPLETE STOCK.
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THE PRRs.sgESr AND JUDGE DsNf-Ne copy as fol
lows from Washington dispatefl of he 2sth ut
To prove the correctness Of the elsim of the Pres
dents friendship for Dent the following letter is given
to the public 1t written by the President at the
time when the Conservatives of Mississippi asked Dent
to become their candidate for the Goyernorship:
LONG BRANCH, Aug. l. 1862
Dear .Iatdge-I am SO thoroughly satisfied in my
mind that the of the so-called Conserv-
alive Republican party in Mississippi would result il
the defeat of what believe to be for the best interest
of the State and country that have determined to
say to you lin writing, of course). know or believe
that your intentions good in accepting the nominal
ton from the Conservative party.
| would regret to see you run for an office and be
defeated by my act; but, matters now look must
throw the weight of my influence in favor of the party
opposed you. l earnestly hope that before the
election there will be such concessions on either side
in Mississippi to unite all true supporters in the
State of reconstruction and of the administration to-
gether, il support of one ticket. Here follows a
passage of private nature I write this to you
solely that you may not be under any wrong impress
sons as what regard may hereafter regard as
public duty. Personally wish you well, and would
do all in my power, proper to be done to secure your
success but in public matters personal feelings will
not influence me- With kindest regards, yours truly,
q. s. GRANT.
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WHERE GEN. Polk FELL-This spot is thus de-
scribed by correspondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial:
big Shanty was the scene, afterward, of some.
what different occurrence. 1t was here that Gen. Polk
was killed, in June, 1864. The spot where he fell is
pointed out from the station it being but little over
mile OH, and in plain view. 1t is gently rising hill
upon the top of which are some tall pines The view
from there over the adjacent country is quite good
Gems Hardee and Polk had gone up on this ridge or
hill to look at the passing panorama of buecoats be-
low, when some of the Federal arterists saw them,
and believing them to be officers leveed cannon at
them The first ball went whizzing past them, and
Hardee withdrew the brow of the hill, telling
Polk to do the same Or he would be killed General
Polk raised the glass to his eye and said to Hardee
in moment General, and hardly had he spoken ere
large ball from the piece below struck him in the
side, literally cutting him in two. Upon the train
met man at whose house the General slept the night
before he was killed In telling me of the circum-
stances of his death he said that his mother still kept
the room and bed in which the General slept the last
tme just as they were when he rode off on the morn
ing that he fell. AyERyn
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werH, sad tall Kentuckian to hotel official this
rv;nT aay anu me have eloped Have you any mar
'ying facilities around here ''N
me clerk replied in the affirmative and the two ver.
donI III less than an hour The bridegroom was evi
boo Ao' YET satisfied, and fingered around the bote
oerk said be- confidently, at last hadn. Won bette,
.ne register and give us one room now we,re
for ITS already dOne replied the clerk you're marked
'or Ihe same ROOM MAJ Aeo
VIM " ; clerk replied the Kentuckan. on;cklv won
-" snow me up, then, for I'm a,yfm slespv
in Sop,h VI mountaineers discovered, some davs aoo
sir Colorado, the bones of six men and fas,
from Col to be the remains of the marty Ios,
NOTHING was enonts exploring expedition of whom
Fes =. ever heard-over twenty years age. :
petrjssa thousand dollars was the price maid FIR ~
sb giant statue found near pau ior tne
not s, 80 much fuss has been made tn ~nu aooa,
borsa a.ow scientific examinstor Th owners VIII
:. might come off ''Da''0"' Inc wool Of the
faces on 1 ,h having gone the rounds that he fsm..
Known At shnplasters were wellknown and in.
a,e that ,has hgton the officials feel called mon -
D'as Note comnenr Ideals designed by the American
70 no Discus sus me funny man of the BOSTON Poet
may good TIM. 70 himof hog; because we GET
he ate., sa'nss from bis pen" . 'se We se'
TT aaoaia r.: extinguishing inventor n,ono,,,
done with ;S gas through New Yo,, Purposes !; 70
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