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The Placer herald., 1870-09-03
SUM MONS.
Sept. 3D., 1S7l

The People of the State of California To STE
PHEN MOTT, Greeting:
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO AP-
L pear before me- at my Office in Lincoln Pa-
Ger county, State of California within Fifteen
days after the service of this Summons, to an
swer the complaint of Henry Mulinix, wherein
he prays judgment against you for the sum of
Sixty dollars, in an action on account as per
complaint on file. And take notice, if you fail
so to appear and answer, plaintiff will take judi
ment against you in default in the sum of Sixty
Dollars, together with Twelve dollars and fifty
cents costs of suit, and apply to the said Court
for the relief prayed for.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Placer coun-
ty, Greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof.
GIVEN UNDER HAND, this 30th day of Au-
gust, A. d. 1870 II. w. STARR
Justice of the Peace, Township No. 10.
1t appearing by the affidavit of Henry Mulin-
TX, the Piantif IN the above action, this day fill
ed that the said plaintiff has a good cause of ac-
ton. and after due diligence the defendant can
not be found, he the defendant having either
left the State or keeps himself concealed to avoid
service, so that personal service cannot be had
on him; Therefore it is ordered that the Sum
mons herein require the defendant to appear and
answer within 10 days, exclusive of the day of
service, after service thereof, and be published
for the period of four weeks from the 1st day
of publication in the PLACER HERALD. a paper
published weekly i'll the county of Placer and
State OF California And it is further ordered
that a copy of the Summons be addressed to the
defendant, Stephen Mott and placed in the post
Office at Lincoln, to be sent to his last place of
residence.
Given under my hand this Both day of August
A. d. 1870. II. w. STARR,
Justice of the Peace, Tp. No TO-
Sp.-iw
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03
Official Paper of Placer County

THOMAS BoYcE, No. 30, Exchange Building
on California street, San Francisco. is authorized
toBolicit advertisements and subscriptions in that
1ty for the HERALD and receipt for the same.
BEAN 4 BLACK, No. 4lO Montgomery street
opposite Wells, Fargo 4 Co., San Francisco are
authorized to solicit advertisements and subscrip
6ons and receipt for the same.
HUDSON &,.MENET are our authorized sole Agents
in New York. All orders for publication, unless
accompanied with the money, must come through
them to insure attention.
H. W. STARR, of Lincoln, is authorized to act
a. our Agent in that place.
P. E. WEBER is authorized to act as our Agent
In Gold Run and vicinity.
JAMES Mccormick is our authorized agent on
the Forest Hill Divide to solicit subscriptions
Advertisements and make collections and receipt
for the same
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03
Total for the year .. 80, ,O65, $50, 3s2 So

1otdl lol tile year TS,Ooo, ,OoO, OcA 20
If these figures are true, then Grants Ad-
mnstraton has stolen about seventeen hun
dred million dollars in the last year, or about
six times as much as the legitimate expenses
of the Government and interest on the pub
lie debt costs. In other words, Grant and
his officials have stolen as much in one year
as would buy all the property in some six
such States as California. These figures
were paraded before the public to show
what terrible tax gatherer Grant is, and
would really show that he has, in one short
year, managed to gather in fully tenth
in value of all the property in the United
States. Now we are willing to admit that
Grant and his Administration do steal about
as much as all the property in California is
worth, each year, but we are not ready to
believe this correspondents figures correct,
if they do see first the light in the Unions
columns. We have made no mistake about
these figures, and invite the immediate at
tention of the Union editors to these as
founding figures, which they will find in the
issue of the 4th inst. According to these
figures Grant has already stolen about enough
to pay off the National debt, and we want
the Union to explain the matter.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03
PROBATE NOTICE,
Estate of D. A. WILSON. Deceased

Estate Of D. A. WILSON, Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE JN-
~ dersgned, administrator of the above nam
ed Estate, to the Creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to exhibit
the same with the necessary vouchers within
four months from the first publication of this
notice, to the undersigned, at Newcastle, Placer
county, Cal. O. w. WILSON,
Administrator
Auburn, Sept Sd, 1s70.-4w.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

WAR NEws.-Fighting has been going on
most of the past week, but the general tenor
of the dispatches lead us to the impression
that these fights and maneverings have been
for position. A great battle may have been
fought, but if SO, no reliable or definite news
of the result has reached the public We
give below the latest dispatches, but they
may be contradcted by the next that arrive
CHICAGO, September 1st.
A Times New York special says "a private des-
patch from Brussels this morning says that fight
ing has been going on for four days between Nc
Mahon and Prince Charles. Both armies are
working for position and the battles have been
between detached corps. The fighting however
is said to have been desperate The Prussians
have captured three Eagles, four mtrailleurs,
and several thousand prisoners; while the French
have captured thirteen pieces of artillery includ-
ing the famous Tubingen battery. A fresh engage
ment took place this morning about six miles
from the Belgian frontier, between the command
of Frossard and the Prussians under Won Weld,
which it is believed here (Brussells), will involve
both armies in decisive battle.
A dispatch from London, dated midnight says
that McMahon has been utterly routed after a
two days battle, and is retreating on Paris.
1t is believed here by military men who have
closely followed the war news, that Mcmahon
will not fight except to win. Heis strongly post
ed in the Ardennes, his flank resting on neutral
SOIL and he will wait to be attacked, or till the
Prussians give him chance to strike them hard.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

Those who are afflicted with rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Gout and Scrofula, should try Dr.
s. G. SMITHS "ARAAIIRACULAS,' cure guar
anteed. 1t is claimed for this Medicine that its
curative powers are wonderful to experience.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cine. ED d. WENRAN
Jy23-7O -3mo Travelling Agent
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

The Stripes wishes an explanation of our
two items, "Crockers thumb-paper" and
Gods Noblemen. They are already ex-
ceedingly plain to the readers of the HERALD
and Stripes, but if the editor himself is in
doubt we advise him to read the back num-
bers Of the Stripes.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

THANKS to Senator Eugene Casserly for
valuable Land documents, from Washing
ton. Also to Commissioner Wilson for ia
vors of a similar kind.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. This Board have al
lowed bills as follows, since our regular report
T. b. Mcfarland services as county attorney,
800.
Bills allowed out of General Fund amounting
to 1929 "a.
VIM. Jones appointed Road Commissioner OF
Township No. II.
G.. g. Sewell, County Clerk, presented bill
for deficiency of salary for term ending March
5th, 1870, for the amount of 81 81 81
j. W. Smith allowed out of Hospital fund for
conveying Mrs. Ragsdale to her friends.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

A SUCCESS The Crandall, Barnes & Da-
Wis fruit car which went to the East few
weeks ago with load of fruit, has returned.
The car was perfect success. We are in
formed that lot of fully ripe plums reach
ed Chicago in this car in splendid condition.
The car was detained three days at the Sum
nit by the fire in the snow sheds -ISacra-
mc,lt0 Record.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

After THIRTY YEARS tgial, IS still receiving the
most unqualified testimony to its virtues, from per-
sons of the highes character and responsibility.
Physicians of the first responsibility, recommend
it as most effectual preparation for the extinct
ion OF pain. 1t is not only the best remedy ever
known for Bruises, Cuts Burns, &C., but for
Dysentery or Cholera, or any sort Of bowel COM
plaint it is remedy unsurpassed for efficiency
and rapidiy of action. In the great cities of In-
dia, and other hot climates, it has become the
Standard Medicine for all such complaints, as
we'll as for Dyspepsia Liver Complaints. and
other kindred disorders For Cougils and Colds.
Canker, Asthma, and Rheumatic difficulties it
has been proved by the most abundant and con-
vincinS testimony, to be an invaluable medicine.
Directions accompany cash bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price 70 cts, Scots, and 81 per bottl,
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03
SEE SUPPLEMENTAL MAP.

D. W. SPEAR,
County Judge Of Placer county, California
Auburn, August 25th, A. d. 1S7O.-3w.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03
NEW TIN STORE!!

r. GORGE McCOMB ANNOUNCES TO THE
W People of Auburn and Public generally
that he has just opened in
CENTER BLOCK, Aubuyn,
on hand every article usually found in first
class establishment of the kind. His GOODS and
STOCK are all new and selected with the great
est care, and with direct view to the wants of
this market, and will be sold at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
Tin, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Piping, Hose etc.
promptly furnished or repaired at the shortest
notice.
L. The Public are invited to call and exam
inc his stock and workmanship.
GEORGE MCCOMB.
ag27-'70.my.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

The State Teachers Institute will meet in
San Francisco on Tuesday, September 18th
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

One of the owners of Crpsus quartz ledge
came up from the city on Thursday last and on
yesterday visited the ledge to see if he could
identify the spot where the big nugget was
not found He was entirely successful
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

fixed to the names Indicate the order in W
they will be called:
l. A. II. Mallory, Gold Run.
2. John Kneeland, Colfax.
3. G. NJ. Ladd, Alta.
4. John Kabler, Dutch Flat.
5, Samuel Dodd, Lincoln
s. James Kiee, Roscville.
Z. G. Elliott, Todd's Valley.
s, w. Mcbride, Lincoln.
8, Jo. Diltz, Michigan Bluff.
10. Jamison Jones, Gold Run.
II. John ID. Uhrcn, Dutch Flat.
II. Jessec w. Bales, Todds Valley.
l3. w. NJ. Scott, Emigrant Gap.
14. r. r, Hughes, Damascus.
10. Philip Forsyth, Roseville.
16. J. X. Sawyer, Virginia.
II. 7. l.. Chambcrlin, Coon Creek.
IS. Frank Hoffman, Michigan Bluff.
10. Thos. Entwertle, Iowa Hill.
20. Henry Steenburg. Dutch Flat.
2l. James Walsh, Lincoln.
%. G. Griffith, Penryn.
%. b. f. Marble, Rocklin.
"a. Jacob Kecll, Colfax.
%. b. Barnhardt, Auburn.
26. n. Baldwin, Auburn.
27. Geo. Elliott, Alta.
2S. John Lucia, Smiths Ranch.
20. c. II. Cloudman, Gold Run.
30. VIM. Schroeder, Colfax.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

School TEACHERs.-The Board of School EX-
aminers Will meet at the office of Saperntcnd-
ent Kinkade at the Court House in Auburn on
Wednesday next. Persons desirous of procur-
ing certificates to teach should be present for
examination at the above time and place
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

~ A friend who has travelled in Germany, re-
ports the following incident, for which he vouch-
es During the summer, DR.. j. C. Aver spent
chemi.ts of Central Europe, where he was her
aided as the inycntor Of the word renowned med
icnes that bear his name, and considered as one
of the American celebrities. While riding, one
day, his open carriage fcl in with the cortege of
the King of Saxony, on drive from the review
The Doctor soon became the chief attraction and
received the marked attention of the people who
were even more demonstratvc in their courte-
sizes to him than the King himself whom they see
so constantly. King John, observing this, wrap
ped his military cloak around him and reclined
upon his seat, while our great American medicine
man did the honors for tho royal retnue gra-
ciously bowing, hat in hand, on every side until
wearied by his excessive condesccnson to this
old monarch's people.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03
TAHOE HOUSE
On the Shore Of Lake Tahoe,
w. b. LYON, N,.........., Proprietor.

YNHIS HOUSE is ENTIRELY NEW, is
L commodious and furnished in the best style,
and is on the most pleasant location on the Lake
A daily line of Stages runs between the Tahoe
House and Truckee, connecting with trains from
the East and West on the Central Pacific Rail
road.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

l will also, at the same time and place, sell in
the same manner and upon the same terms tho
following lots of vacant unclaimed lands in said
town, to wit:
No. of Lot. No. of Block.
25 " containing 0.63 acres
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03

SPECIAL RATEs.-Visitors to the Lake, buying
railroad tickets from San Francisco, Sacramento,
Marysville or Colfax, to TRuCKEE, at the regular
ticket rates, can purchase SPECIAL RETURN
TIcKErs'' at the TAHOE HOUSE at rate which, in
addition to the fare paid to Truckee, will make
but two-thirds of the full price of tickets. for
the round trip. my7-N
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03
BORN.

In Gold Run, Placer county, Aug 2S, the wife
of W. l.. Munson, a son.
In Colfax, August 81, the wife of J. NJ Ora
ham, of daughter
The Placer herald., 1870-09-03
80 -

GRAND JURoRs. s.-Thc following are tn,
names of the Grand Jurors summoned t,
appear at the County Court, on Monda,
next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The numbers pre-
fixed to the names indicate the order in whcl
, 1870-12-05
The African Diamond Eae1ds-.Neyx'
naaSn mud = E1uuxa.t

"A correspondent OF tho London Timer,
writing from cape Town, csps Of Good Hope.
October 3, says:
"In addition 10 the regions Arcady declared
gem precious, it ia now rumored that the sea-
board side Of the Drakensbe1g Mountains,
toward Natal, have also baen discovered to be
diamondiferouA. Yesterday GOO worth Of
diamonds were placed IN my hands By plo-
neer Of the waaline process on the y&I River.
uhieh the owner said he looked up1u rs Eui,-
bnh in comparison with the bulk Of what have
been found Yet they did not number mare
than half . dcztn-one Of 9L carsts-all Of
good shape and excellent w2 r; and the for
tun4ta owner states that there cannot bo less
than E1t, ,0G0' worth OF diamonds per week
bought ky tbs roarrhAnAn On the halds, Tho
probable mythical character Of the report
which: vent home l.At mail Of = monster
dhmaud having been found, I am glad to be
ina portion now to state 10 not romantic.
The a-tuai weight Of the gem u 107 ca1ts.
1bir OF pnre water, octohedral form, aud will
o1e of tbs finest gems yct discovered
.Amopg The passengers homewArd bound
BY the NoIesman to-day is Captain kolleeton,
tbs celebrated Leader Of the Natal party At tht
diamond digs1ugs. He eaTs It Ia useless fol
men To work hiDgle-handed- Il they expect
tl1cetz &hky y uaust work in partias- He strong
| ~ urges u: On Ill who may mean to 60 thert
ndt 10 do 10 il they are 10 good situations O
| llE1e remunetatlYe trade In their hands
! Only they must SO who hAyo tha msAns o
| maintaining themselves for ut least etx o
eight months after their ArrivA1 1t tbs fa1da
who can bear disappointment aud ahetr h8r,
| udfk, and be peEsevering1y steAdy 1t II andil
their general habits"
, 1870-12-05


Coon T1xL-The propeller City Of Madison. OF
The Chicago. Ailwsukee. and Like Superior hne+
tHved At MILWAUKEE, on Friday morning, HeM
Duluth snd SEpeftur, baying mAie fourteen round
utps sfnm ChtcA&n to 1uuth. 1t u the iatenEon
q nef owEc1s TO lay her up At Milwaukee fof
thorough 0yerhau'tnx this 1tnfer-
'SoC1H HAVEN HARBoL-A new cglb, s. feee
square, strongly built aud tllel with stou., has
| E2ytu.
| At IoiKpoL-The BLADE eays: In conseouence
o. ite Eseat aeu aod for shipping facilities during
| tIe rasl lev weeks, the nuMbef Of HTatu Carrying
ssefes hfcn vii winter here Will be less Lnan tn
cay pew a. sssaon Tor many JeaA~
- HnAsf St4soNS Bcs1SE&--The iron xtt4,u
r..IxHSt faLadelpois, uf MeasfA. ]. c. 4 &. T
| Essns Ne. maue Eileen duun t11na during The
rast season, IL dellyrre., at Ella anb En- ao tne
tollc*tuS f'e1shs: SALT bushels Of wheat, 1o1-
- ku< heIf Of ccID. bushels ar oats 81 9ix
bushels Arey, 80 1Ss barrels nnur 59a ~ pouneaa
tunf1tea THIS Is q, ,e4s Ions, an 1yer1Rr Of
Las tens per NIP. Which may fairly be cAued :
ssssfsettry seasons business
WlST1K QUAR11Rs.-Tbe .5tBfypnst,n SAYS the
fIlow:pe - Mels nave zone ints winter qnauez1
| Snow Drop, New Itsbor, Dessee. Went the Ware
xowa 1hru.tV and Vampire.
THE SArrT CANAL lNFRoyKxKST.-ftl u thought
[ thHt ahcur l,Stah fret OF the SAult Canal vii bs
I completed this WINTER. The present gu1ri 0Ast
vi! be moved back about 800 feel, Golfer dan
| huilr, ard the slope walls cut down and iAie q;
With cut store The canal will be deepened 81
! ffer, so IS TO allow dFaught OF II feet Al law
water. It Will be wtdened TO The t1.t lock gate
! thsnrel Will be coust5n-tesi to the south 20 tAs
stte- thc old cansl Is oulshed 70 the tnck gate.
Ants It Is desired to lake up the Oil locka nayixa
! u1p can pfTcect1 by the other route,
, 1870-12-05

e,,nr Rsrr,,-r1ssr s.dos easier 1t 15kt916e-
1Sna,TGe1ohITr1 n 1ar
Eors|e'iM1 nsr-7 MncnsnvtT
Irr-rw F1n1r in hris: wheat. 81, SEQ bu:
49, snc m cs1r ao1 hi: RE OGsJ hU: bat
H. sA1 =, IN = IN n h:eT Is hend
1s'' ASo PHILADELPHIA. ~
r,,x ~. T~Rsp.n,rCYYa-F1ouf
All nca nnm.o.i. Ysm,fv kS.S1ks5: choice
iIntn A. q :. Wnrs,-6niJ limited jo0 .tng de-
m.nse Is.st.,a rni a "a. rnnrr 81 alt-47,
NJ a. "a.c11t tOnte, snf veaf: yeloK, SIC;
~ sSa-x. ~. - - .orI tiemsni III fuN
me-, 'a1.e tsasEe "As-Aa ko'1 ;.
CnSvSr i ,roA a.c,.ra ~ min rr1erS. Ro- Is
, 1870-12-05
A ROMANTIC HISTORY.
The Old Tonginc AhHocin ntton-Oeuth
OF the EsEhth Nhnrcholdcr-Thc
Division OF the Property Among tho

DhsE@s1n u Auc k'1upcft5 <AaouS SAU
Seven survivors.
Fto.a the .yt,e rork Times, Dr. I.
In the deash Of Mr.. John r. pewint, Who
died rtcentlv 1t Fiebk,ll. at IN sdvauoad age,
the eighth shareholder OF the Tontlne Fund hss
psHsed awAy. In the Tsmss Of April 81, an &c
count OF the formation OF this association WAS
putlished. and the following is brief rocapi-
tnfailoh Of the .fact+ therein contained. The
setoci.tion WAS formed 10 1890 and completed
In t179a- The originll number or shares WAS
903, and upon the patmout Of zoo the per-
con 20 contributing thus sum VAS entitled
to: the privilege Of nominating ehsrs-
PARTY in interest to tho fund. The ap-
pointees wtro all Children and the name
ard fex WEIR givsn at tha time OF purchasing
,he share. By tho terms thsu agreed upon
am:ng the contributors, 1t WAS tleeermiaed
that each shareholder 30 named Should pos
md profits Of the foud, which Wa invested
and placed In the hhuds Of = bosru Of
trustees duly elected, who were en-
powered to hold y title. in fee slm-
pie to The property Of the association
Of shareholders ebould be re1uced By dsAth to
seven, then the prorerty o1the procecde thc1c-
Of should be divfded iuio sevcn equsl parts,
ard eAch part should become the absolute
property of one Of the seven survivors
Wi.h the fund originally contributed. tho
4EQlQo AbACGA0N%Vy VA tAH AVAuSA "
Hsll and Water streets, was erected.
&hich for MANY years WAS regarded A. an old
hud a ark- This building wAa torn down
in 1856 anil rerilred ty the preaeut struc-
ture. Owing 10 the rise Of real estate IN this
Wv. this p1op,1ty il now very ya1vahle, being
worth revera1 hnndrti thousand do@lszt. A
,u'l aud complete REGARD Of ali the shAralo1d-
| err II This fund nae been kept from yeaz 70
y.A-, ard the death Of zach. As it occurred,
noted. At the leRinntng Of the present xea1
! ten survived. Tho dea,h Of Gnll1n C. Yer.
! tt,s city, laat spring. reduced thi.
nurbcr to eight, and By the deoease
CT Mr.. De Wint, the last liol in the ehasn IL
broken which prevented tue property from
psst ing into the poseeeeion OF those for WHOM
1t was originally intended. The names Of The
| eevcu survivors Who rsmA.u, and Who will re'
ceive sbe benefit OF this trust fund 90 strange
ly collected. are as follows: Honvet0cur hem
Gle, Horztio Gatea Stevens, hobast Bepaon
Dat iel H. Hoffman,, William Bayard, Mari
Bayard. and Mar5 nay-
, 1870-12-05

cAnAiile7 In fAw days mofe, atirricR eveata
I- expected TO take pla q, both AROUND Paris,
and in The south OF France.
Al last acoountr, 'Pnrcs Fredarick Chsrles
wM ruakinG forced marches alreRdy this side
,of Trovrs. in order 10 render Assistance to
Ven der Tam, uho xas Obliged to evncnRte
Orleans, and fall bsck on E 'ampes, htlf way
said to hHve beeu 90 precipitate that he Has
obliged to leave ibehind him not only
The recently aequifed booty from the French,
hut also hi4 own baggage He had nj b him
but Is 600 men, which he, very Waeelv, did u3f
conaides Sufficient vhereaith to await An 1t-
tack from the 50. 600 French who uors mszch-
IL 6 ON him under General Flerrk. II is to
beseen ~beshe1 this latter will bo as eudAciouA'
10 venture near enough to mike
= di.ereion In 1avor Of Ttoehu, who,
4. p1econcerted time, Is to mike
! sortie vii, his 1000 troops Of the Line md
Mcbilfe, and strike heavy blow, II not fur
the entire delivery Of Pane, At least Cor better
conditions Of eu11ende5. The plan will have
to be carried out within few days, else tho
army OF Metz. under Frederick Charles. mxy
serve the French Army Of the Lore As
they did Bszaine and dMacAlahou-cornartbe tbem
and eake them prisoners. Por II soon ~ the
army Of the Prince is at Bousges. he will not
only threaten Tours, the seat Of The French
COMMUNICATION of the Army OF the West,
under the neu-aedged General KeFasry, with
the aouth ~ xeu - tbs Teodee, from whoee
aelf-deyotion and patriotism 20 much Is ex-
pected.
: No one hut the great stfasegts. by the side
OF the Eing can Yotetei1. with tny degree ol
certainty. the coming movements Of the arnniee
ard their rtsu'ts. I havana aonbs with hioa
'tAles ut in ord nu'7g.' .GxCLA
, 1870-12-05
SAipsruniA
RrfFn

The following are the receipts and shipment
&c. TIC week, snd for the corresponding pel3o'
Asr JfaI.
, 1870-12-05

men,s, pu.h claims, aad "nose" and
ioh .ronnd ia aceos.a Of their bot
Ter iuag1aent,- Is onlv helf tEuo- They
g.rss no better ,h ,n.' II II yer Gsoa
='trait ct living on = fortuuate rel.tive-
risea Ia III a.e-ater nects OF .se
>Chessp*skc. and they r~g.rd all tsolAtea
>s1enoes. Anytod! Of = eoFl;a nature might
rc ari .sburnr upon pnnr relstive who could
;lJ.st:orI It, but tho mark OF generous 1nd
ft,rp nature 10 TO divide with the pro4'
pstnus s.couGn." OF uhst aTsai to him u u
and !, e "9ee ,n nSI s1s
1,irto antert1ip ones rslstives than to 50 osck
ut.,o them, rs If .shanaed Of them.
Euteffaiping these vlewe: or STRIVING 70 %:
nate rnvarM up to thesn l came ont o. tne
EsS e.t House. last Mon"av crentag. and ne
hc.d one OF ihe Dent family engaged In lnta M
mate Dialogue upon the pNEeroeat Win tnt
ceicrrzted within Mc0arahsn. Inc n1se'
=vn-ea black overcoat, tsf1o noss' qun =
tchaeco, and ! waIki-g ss'eK- Inis sne1 q
ahe ,syinsng rod with ~hich he d!cosa msnt ~, 81
other rereonrge. ~o.e = blue 2rock-coaxs
very poKse msuncr, = srnlrk ut cootsi'aatul
~1&h NJ mankind. and ana OF the esuAno'
eoosr u has entered into The heArt Of msn
Now, Faid to myso,f. siwhv will tw
su"h kinrle hearts AZ these bring injury d 90
RFase nsiions Tho ono Is Of such credu
1ous nature that he cln faucr eTeat miner,
dcpoalts to be bis property. Tne other think
nothing Of turning this creiulltT into pre
feepional brlcf, and vi h }ite eiuo'icitv prt
serts It 10 his is1u..r;oua Eel,,,ye. Mer BIT
srrhx is ttis! How n7tikc tue anhrnou
courts RI Europe! Everything i. nstur3i 40
SO eav}ng, I IN. ned into neighb,ring new
paper Office, and shrro l lexri terms rhie
Erieved me- 4 young gentleman was ra1sir
charges .gsir4t The Dcn' family. 1Is- MN
wAs Additou Dent. aud h1 ~ou9d not bo
s,me spectator OF ~h4t Loui. Dent hvl 81
.aspu.--wh.t? Hi- hnoor2 No. His CT
pio,ment7 No. His family: that VAS il.
fsmily! Lonis Dent III u,sde IN sEnon,
5cna ttf"rs to read Adaison Dent ont Of q
Dent family. 4 pen was fnrnishea to Il
=youug man, and he wrnta out his pedigrse
nubIicshop in thn Sunda! Herald Of Il
town, 1 1rad the uedirree. aud
showed m heroic extraction. High eeryic
wounds, death. blood, land. the whole epic
The tde-wtter couotrv. Bat Whist reculta
struck me about this yuung man vas his p
nunciaiiun. Ue esid - thoty": fof eurn
"'yoza" for yours. and made conious eitatie
OF tbs wued "hst sonod-" Tm eeusoe