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Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03

HENRI RocHEFoRT. the enthusiast
and agitator. has been condemned
by the French Corps Legisisiif to
six months Imprisonment for stirring
up strife against the Emperor and
other nobility, with disfranchiscment
of all political privileges except in
his capacity as Delegate. How he
is TO serve in the Legislature and at
the. same time remain in prison is
not explained in the dispatches.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03
shcrifs sale.

FpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
Id sued out Of the Distriet Court OF the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory OF
Idaho, in and for the County Of pwyhes, ION
n Judgment dockcied III the CLERKS office Of
said Court on the 17th day oil November. A.
d. 1869 in an action for the recovery Of dr.
lnquent taxes for the year 1869, 10 which
the people OF the Territory of Idaho are
plaintiffs, and Ira Worden and lot az Land
20 by 100 ieet situated on the southeast cor.
ner of Jordan and First streets, ia Silver
City, Owyhee County, /. T.. together with
the silver City Livery Stable thereon, form
erlv owned by Brinkerhofi & Co, are de-
PENDANTS, by winch execution am required
to make out OF said properly defendant the
sum Of one hundred and sixteen IS 100 dol
lais 1916 55) due for taxes. and interest on
said sum from the said 18th day OF Novem-
Der, 1869. at the rate 0f ten no per cent per
annum, together with costs taxed ut sixty
two So 100 dollars 1852 33l ard all aecrniug
costs have levied on
And notice is hereby givea that on
"Wednesday, the 9th day Of February, A. u
1870 between the hours Of IL O'Clock IL and
two O'Clock p n. al the Court H0u-e door,
Silver City, viii sell at public auction 30
much Of the foregoing property as may be
sufficient 10 satisfy tho above named demand
interest and costs
". s. STEVENS, Sheriff
BY ". n. AsGRLL Under Sheriff
DATED January IL, 1870 GB
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03
Annexation.

A petition is in circulation here
and being literally signed, attached
to the bill introduced by Stewart
for adding portion of Idaho to Ne
yada. The petition Is in these
words /:
We, the undersigned, citizens of
Owyhee county, !. T., and residents
OF the district proposed to be an
nexed to Nevada by the Annexed
Bill, respectfully ask Congress to
pass said bill. or one of similar i'm
port, and assign as some among
many reasons for its passage
LIST. 1t will invite capital to aid in
the development of our mines.
I'd. 1t will more effectuslly secure
and protect chpital when SO in-
vested.
Sd. II will facilitate the building
of telegraphs and other necessary
Improvements.
4th. 1t will promote official intcg-
rity-a also needed.
5th. 1t will do no harm to any
one, except TO somewhat contract
the dimensions of a territory which
seems TO have been set apart as an
asylum for infant and in a II states
men.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03

THE Postmaster at Hamilton, Ne
vada, In his anxiety to fulfil the law
to the letter, informs the newspaper
Offices that he interpreted his instruc-
tions to mean that publishers should
pay postage in advance before their
papers should be sent ont Of the
c,unty where pablishe |. VIII re-
upon said publishers argued the
point and convinced him that the
word advance ntthat the postage
might be paid either by the pub
Usher or subscriber quarterly in ad-
vance.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03

CONRAD WIEGAND, of the Peoples
Tribune. sdvertises in the Enterprise
bis intention to establish an evening
paper in Virginia City. He appears
to be devoid either OF fear or phys
icsl courage snch as would promp!
him TO self-defense. A queer com
bination truly; yet he has more fire
in his pen than many a writer who
would shoot mans head off at the
snap of finger.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03
Sheriff. Sale.

EeY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
II sued out of the District Court Of the
THIRD Judicial District Of the Territory OF
Idaho, IA aud Tor the County Of Owyiiee, ION
a Judgment docketed IN The office 81 the Clerk
oil sand district Court on the nth dty Of No.
yember, A. d. 1869, TO me directed aud duly
attrsted on the 18th day OF january, A. ~. ,
1870 in an action lor the recovery uf AielIn-
qneht taxes Tor the year 1862 wherein the
People oi the Territory of idaho are pL,In
tlis ami Charles Hanson and Sanur o.
Hughes and lot of land 30 by 80 feet situ
ated in Silver City, | T., bounded north by,
Bormau's lot, ". by Washington Street,
with Miucrs Hotel thereon, and Il lot Of land
situated IN this above ntfned bounty ana
city, described as follows: Bound north By
tie Lincoln mill Co.'S line south by Trcgas
kis' liue, with improvements thereon are
defendants, ny which execution | ain com
rnanded 10 make the sum Of ono hundred
and fifty ihrt ~ loo dollars due for taxes.
with legal Interest thereon from the 18th
day of November, 1869, and costs taxed nj
sevenky-six 05-l09 dollars, and all accruing
costs out OF said above described properly
defend mt.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Thursday the l0ih day OF February. A. d..
1870, between the hours OF ii clock. A. NJ
and O'Clock, P. NJ, at tie Court House d,,ot
Silver City, | will sell at pub ic auction so
much OF tho above described property rs
may be sufficient to satisfy the above named
demand interest and costs.
w. :. STEVENS, Sheriff
By W. H. ANGsLL. Under sheriff
Dated Jaeuary Is. 1870. CTS
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03

THE Idaho World makes the fool
ish assertion that the State of Neva-
da is in debt several millions of dol
lars, without perhaps thinking or
having any conception of how great
sum million amounts to, or know
ing single fact to base such an as
sertion upon. The truth Of the mat
ter is, as ascertained by the last Leg
islature of that State, and which
may be found on tho last page OF
the bound statutes of last year, the
debt Of Nevada at that time amount
ed to precisely sGo6, rs OF, which
the increased revenues arising from
taxes on railroad and White Pine
property within the past year have
reduced 10 less than half a mil
lion. The debt is large enough,
in all conscience, without any cxag-
geration.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03

nEv. HENRY WARD BEEcHER de
Il mes receiving an increase of his
salary, as proposed by his congre-
CATION, on the ground that he is
amply paid already. His habit is
said to be 10 lay by $4,000 year
against rainy day. The balance
OF his income, above expenses, is
spent 10 charities.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03

ELKo, should S.ewars's diyis on
bill become law. viii be the near
est town to the geographical center,
as well as the center OF population.
in Nevada, unless Winnemucca sLall
have superb claims.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03
Sheriff. sale.
EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is.
Ii sued out OF thc Dis,ricI Court oil the

EDY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION Is
IL sued out OF thc District Court oil the
Third Judicial District OF the Territory Of
IDAHO in aud for The County Of Uwyhee,
ION a Judgment docketed in the Office Of the
Clerk OF said District CourI on the lIiii day
oil November, A. d., 1861 10 me directed
and duly atte.icd on the l7ih day oil january
A. d. 1870, III cause wherein the hinear
Mining and Milling Company. "A corporation,
aud mill-sitc situated un Jordan Crock,
about half a mile above Silver City. ia Uws-
hec County, |. T., together with a five. stamp
quartz mill, boarding house, oilicr, black
smith SHOP, and dwelling house, coItaiuing
about sixty acres, known as the Aiinrar iniil
property, also lumber ranch situated at Tie
head OF Sawplt GulCh on the left OF The road
leading 10 Flint District, Osyhee counly, |.
r.. toll read leading from Silver City TO
Jordan or Big isowlder Greek. in Owyiee
County, |. r., aloll road leading from SILVER
City TO Shake river VIA urG FIuU mine III
0wyhce County, u land claim situate below
Flint District. ami mill-sitc situated he
tween Cosmos aud Webfuot mills are de,
PENDANTS, by which execution am required
to make the sum oil six hundred and sixty
sevt u dollars and seventeen cents, fS607 III
due Tor taxes delinquent FOR the year 1869,
with interest on sad sum frum the lith
day uf November. 1869, and costs taxed at
two hundred and forty live S. 100 dollars,
ts245 5S) az all dccruins costs, out OF said
above described properly defendant.
Notice is therefore hereby given that ON
Thursday, February 10th. A. 10. 1870, he
tween the hours of ii O'Clock =. NJ. and l
o clock p NJ AT the Court House door. SILVER
CITY, will sell at public auction So much Oi
the foregoing described property as may be
sufceuIs TO satisfy the aiiuvc demand and
all costs. W. 8 slEVkNS, Sheriff.
by ~. II. AsoELL. Under SierIn.
Dated January Is, lS7e CTS
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03
SHEEP RANCH.

Herrlis Stdtton-
Fifty Mites from Situer city and Eight from
tts O.oytee Ferry, on the Humooedt isoad'
yryHIs HOUSE Is SPECIALLY FITTED
nm for resting place for travellers,
where every accommodation can be had by
its patrons. whether desiring only meal
or wishing to sojourn Being situated IN a
beautiful and pleasant valley where all KINDS
Of vegetables are produced, superior fare is
s. sst7i JP merrill
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-02-03

HHAvE MY ROOMS WELL. and NEATLY
I furnished, and am Prepared to do all
Kinds of work in the Photographins Line IA
sha latest and most improved styles Of the
art Those Wishing to obtain the -u pertot
EnameIed Cards or the very beautiful
and fascinating SUN-PEARL lPorceialnl
PICTURES can accomplish their wishes
by giving me call.
supply of Mill ana Minih:
Views constantly on hand. Lockess ahd
rings neatly fl led.
Copying Done to Order!
Sxf II. E. LESLIE.
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wUrN TINS oLD HAr WAS NEW.
The stock Boards Raid upon the Mugnnte
Of EnurIh ward Repnhllcnnlam.


of Fourth Ward Republicanism.
AT about II o'clock yesterday morning Mr..
Henry G. Lessks hat store, at Chatham and Pearl
streets, was visited by multitude Of the funniest
human beings that ever seen In thar neghbor-
hood. They ranged in age from forty to sixty years
and formed a fat, unshayen phal,uI, which was dis
tinguished by remarkable hsad-gear Such an
array OF ehdpeour 1t Nodd be diacult to nd in the
most extensive Broadway warehouse.
There were low-crowned hats and hats OF many
inches perpendicular height, hats OF narrow brim,
hats that Philadelphia Quakers might have wei
coined, AM hats OF no brim at all. And yet although
they varied 50 remarkably In respect OF shape, the
hue Of all, without exception, was a dirty white,
very dirty white. 49,
TITS formidable battalion crammed Mr.. eask's
extensive store from end to end, They bought tho
cheapest pasteboaTd chdpsdUT that 10 be found
In the establishment, although they did not hagrlo
about the price and having had their old hats wrap
ped In MIR Leaek's finest wrapping paper, walked at
o tremendou pace down Chatham street. Whom
they had gone, Mr.. Leask found his whole stock of
cheap goods ssid out, and Immediately gave orders
for fresh suprIy.
lie was unable TO account for this remarkable run
Of business until late yesterday afternoon when a
friend handed him the folio wing doeun en from the
Stock Exchange. II was printed In six inch type
and had been distributed among all the opulent,
unctuous, and careless Brokers who do business in
Wall street
NoTIoR-All white hats found In the Board Room
after the 18th or September viii Oe Ousidcred
band OF wal. and will be treated accordingly. Sltnea
september q, 1870.
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The Hon. Charles &. Aliens Charles r.
LOew Club.

The Hon. Charles G. Aliens Charles Z, Loew
Campaign Club met at Lindemans Hall on Thurs.
day evening, The Hon. Charles c. Allen, the Prcsl
dent, is the bestdTessed politician in the city. lie
looks like modern Alcbades, and is handsomeT
than any New YORK orator, with the exception Of
his friend Charley Loew lie made n,tng address
on taking the chan, speaking in eloquent terms Of
the popular County Clerk, the Hon. (hal. T. Loew,
and held his denomination not only AZ political
necessity but az a riPhtful rccoruiton of MS past
Efforts IN the public behalf, aud Que which people
could thoroughly endorse BY their unanimous votes
at the coming election this fi. Olher speakers fol
lowed after winch the meeting was adjourned
Next week the Hon. Guns. c. Allen will address the
Club again, and all who wish to sec handsome
welldTessed orator ought then 10 b. present.
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FRIDAY Sept 23-P. M-The railway share
market was dull and stupid during the morning,
without any important transactions .or fluctuations
worthy OF record. Tho bear cliques in the stock
market, to wi ON reference was made carly In tic
week, diverted their manipulations, and raied the
Gold Exchange, causing decline OF \ p cent, the
price dropping to ia and during their operations
the Gold Room exhibited more activity than noted
for some weeks. The attack however, lasted only
for short time, and then the stock brokers re-
turned to the Long Room. having a further decline
in the stock market az their objective point While
the beor cliques have not been thus far remarkably
successful in forcing down prices, yet they have ev.
ijonty disturbed some Of the larger combinations,
as indicated by their desire this afternoon TO
realize, but the market so quickly became weak
that the to sell subsidized, and prices subJo.
qlently rallied a fr action.
As above indicated, the gold market and railway
shares have been manipulated chiefly by the bear
element in those markets and considerable amounts
Of gold held By outside parties for 4 rise was sold
during the decline. The large offerings OF bankers
bills OF foreign exchange added to an unexpected ar.
rival OF bills from tie Southern ports draw against
the exports Of new cotton, assisted the bear move.
ments and checked tic demand FOR gold shipments
Later in the day however, under reports OF further
complications IN Europe, and probable dificulty
between Russia and Turkey, the price Of gold
advanced to li3i.61l3s. There Is no doubt shat
certain combinations are being formed for the pur-
pose OF creating more active market in stocks,
and that leading operators anxious to set.
tie "old differences" with their formidable antae.
onists.
In the gold loan market the following were tho
borrowing rates 1854 Of y cent. per di,m (, 3, Q
and 2 cent 2 anuum, anI 1lt. Tho engagements
NJ for tta tlue f,r
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NEW YoRK, FRIDAY, Sept. % The arrivals OF
ncyes e,l'y we're q car loads o. i2ll head. and the
mAthe WIS worse, II any thing different, than reported
ytfidaN. OWpefs and ooIunlis sion satcsmcn offered
nioek freeN ~ less than cost in Chicago and Bunalo
i"r thcir iuimo go wants at any price, and several
n's We turnci rack uo the hcrding yards Sales OF
common 70 tood ICNtuS we're made at 1dl0c n. or
NNtfD " headi aud Peer to stGctlY prime Illinois.
Ohty, lndara aud kcptucky stcors were sold at 10 .
,Sc N. About 40 cuue Will arrtve tomorrow at
Mc.hdwkcd. with rccciiis OF SGD sheep and
o. n, i9r common TO extra amos. Hogs were weaker
~ gu 9aC alive, and uA4ilitc, dressed. with sales
q % state, alive a.! avcra TO- at 9,1c and 100 rough
Michigan, II ms uv at s. "a = 100 Us.
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Bnsintss Nniitta

The Sudden Change OF Temperature, to-
gcher with tho chilly nights which are now In season.
nrc causing severe colds to prevail everywhere and
laying the foundation for many cases OF Inflammation
ofthe Lungs, Peursy Asthma, .and other Lung Dsor.
dor'. Prudent people should now take especial pre-.
cautions to avoid unnecessary exposure and, unfor.
tunatc enough TO contract colds would 10 well to re-.
sort Al once to DR.. JAYNE's ExPECToRANT. snfe
and reliable remedy which will not only promptly cure
coughs aud colds but Will relieve Strengthen the
pulmonary and bronchial organs and remove all
dangerous symptoms. So / everywhere.
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Young New Workers. Death In Madison,
Ind.

IRON me AddieOn (IHd) Courier, Sent. 10,
an Inquest was held to-day over the body Of
eNHrs " Van Barren, found on tie river bank
Io'r'e Letters rom his mOtrer chow lin 10 have
Ken a." wizard son, of respectable percentage. lie
~ been living among the willows along the river
, ,a1te 'of week Of more, and begging food from
yoInons IlNibe In ne neis hbornood. The Coroner
~ returned verdict that he csme 10 his deatn
~. I'm congestion OF the brain brought on BY expo
80, ana lmpru1enee In going into the water,
SnlIne Ibs Coroner gave the poor fellow a decent
SorI ana AAs UtliieA le,-' = ~. mother In New
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RETRIBU TION IN UTAH.
A Descent by United state. Troops upou
Prove Chy-An Attack upon the Wicked
eat OF the mormons.

TTUNV UT VI NttHth uVVH Nhb w fcktU-
eat OF the mormons.
Provo Crr, Sept 23.-Forty United States
troops made raid this city last night and before
the police could rally to check them they broke into
Alderman Miler's residence fred several shots into
has bedroom, smashed in the doors and Windows,
took him prisoner, and held him for an hour.
Psssin= W the street they stove in the doors and
windows OF the cooperative store. and tore down
the sisn. They next attacked the house OF Council
Tor Mcdonald, who was from home, demolished
every door aud window the second floor, and
sacked the house.
Alderman Sheets residence narrowly escaped tho
same fate. Then they proceeded to the meeting
house broke In the shutters and attempted to burn
the building. They were armed with U. 8. needle.
guns, with bayone,s and revolyers, and during the
raid they captured several citizens, and severely
beat and bayonetted them before they could escape
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THE JUDGED DEMOCRACY.
fuE PECULTdR AND UNSEEN BE4U-
TIES or JERShH JUSTICE.


Che story Of the Genial Ale nndcr Trear-
uo,v IA Democratic Jersey city Judge Die
1911 "a Man who wa. Never Arrcst,d-
cu"'S - a. ,,.,i,snia. go, NJ
Tue S'cn" :" NV'
berry's TuIh with SUI Reporter.
In.nce Murtiudale's Court, in Jersey CITY,
- -, ...,..,. ,...tu
'for'od nir tI','".' y'' 80, ".o'..s, y
Efge afcr O'Clock about twenty unfortunate
,,..,r ct ttc p,cbcstcr tea rarty were brought
=, rr ,,.rjra,ior. Twelve or more had been
,r., b, .,ura,bizipq friends. or had shown the
- -. ,..,,ri,v ,,a, ,hov wo-o N.,v VII
1ue ice s~u'iaV'i'' NAV NV W W"
officials and therefore exempt from arrest on any
-. .r,vbcre The unfortunate and friendIes.
''"-' '"' = 49, .,s,, d. a.. Lii Iii.
twenty, w'o had passed I've nieht IN the cold ceIls'
,ere tho hardest toughest, most forlorn looking
-. ,,,, o,-, 10 t,,ra ~ On, ,v,re To search
wen, '''' 80 -, ss-,''.'.
New York for week lheH general tepul'He-
,css vac II noas.,c increased BY tue surroundings
Cttc court room. I, is without doubt
,r, ,ycp,, corpr noon N ,vvptc.
IT. .,,iir, {. low AMI has o,iior,lv for many
LUG N'''"N - W. ""u "'" ,, "
fe"rs teen innocent OF Whi'tWash' hShl over INC
Ju COS head tho pl.s,ctng has fallen OF, and the
-. =. ,.,. a., .,.,ao srrr.., n. ,ho,rb,
u'Gc sr'! her "hu EV''ee tebE''' Wv '"Ous"'
that the catastrophe uust have occurred some time
rhcn he was sitting. and that the lime had stuck
n.,o ov.,s,,ca On ,,r,s n, two side, q, the room
are benches, which will seat PERHAPS fifteen persons,
Nm, ttis there IL no accommodations for viz,
-
"of~ N''"os'''' " p'"s' ANN'""y ''"'"E
Me room was jamT0d every inch Of standing room
,i,r oe.pnsJ The nrisoners look cd a. ~ they had
-, -, a., 80, -, - 49, ..,--
fen o'oush' !" u'uuA' An' "cIe suutIihk ukOhes
for lack OF morning cockt9ils. Added TO this was
..aa,,I ..o.., ar eo,-.a,v ,o,.a .ht,,. .o,t.rs
V"''" - s' N0'l'"
black "l'h uus' anu sWoNe, unWsneu hces' ahu
unoomjed Leads. The prisoners we're greeted by
,..t. Win lad ec,,. ov., a. IN e,rlv hon, IN 40
u'o""'' WV - N ~ " gu ' ~ w WV
The through II was scene OF disorder seldom
.t,u,s.el la court OF Justice Every other man
tNa Sltt III - n,o.."' t,.oso ~ sho>isg
sorr va.
rto,ntn wtru yoplcco ,,rc,
Men cboTel their WY through Tie packed mass.
md TAXED tudly, AZ times inhNing " dlfhcut TO
cAttn NNAN tUe vu"Eo Aut NoUNtrtuttOn " W
y summ.iiy de,srioed - Leseral anatherna Of
Jersey justice, snd was Goa pr iei In the or
tttu'atCd curse, "D-n jersey" No wonder tie
hsnd.omc and genial Aleck frear wished to Get ont
al such compgny, ABEels cannot associate with d..
non. "''' ~
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Spanish Mi.informa ton from Cubn.

HAyASA, Sept. 23.-Capt. Mites, with sixty
soldiers, attacked the insurgents Escondido III IA,
and KILLED hye 81 their number, includI H. II II said
Carlos Roeln Several skirmishes have lately
cured near Santa Bspiritu and Slnta Cruz, but no
tmportant advantages werv gaipad NJ athe, party,
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GEkTiEnAN NAMED FEESY.
Re'a-nirs 70 justice Nartindale's Court, the re.
fpiy, who va, one VI two the Justice refused to
release, M lticer wto made the arrest SWEARING
hlt 90 say fsCEy attempt TO pick a gsnueman's
roc.c' ~ bis ~ ch NH. resulted in Fecny's com
niMrnt, The Justice, a. IN the ether cases, fully
a., nl - exrouhGiGE . she cu!grt the in:rcae'es
o. rev Juise, Jaw resi- e2tlnC 20, Sct ieSlns Th.s
d it.ud a. he IsHor.Cr EXPRESSED desire for a
ort interview, v ilcn hi Honor -rsciouly accord
e. ne c'hyc'' Guun lfoc,edrl m TINS wise:
ErnDrter-IOu ave con having a busy tiacf
Justice Aartndaie-lcs, 1t has been rather
lively
Rtlorter-You DISCHARGED nil Internationally but
twn, understand
just ce-Yes, l discharged 'em uncondltlou,ry,
NnNt tins use Of NV keeping IN hegey I
N'sat Guin' to keep 'en here. wliun FOR some
thin 70 "turn up" AZ the t'low says Ia the piece
sh''s t.aFs fe"0"'s nane-eh' this here what's
nicawber," mod,stiy suggested tho reporter,
con n to he aid Of the Judria mind,
Jusuce Yes. thats II. He's the fellow 10 the
~ | wasn't gin to hold EN- here week,
against 'oin th't coGl be got 1t. There wAsn't any
witnesses 10 any Of TIE cases only held two.
pne o. en- 80 hri"e eel. lpicknV up the yalui-
~ II vet az the fellow says II no one tnrns no by
to morrow l shall Iisch1r,o him. The other one
YOU saw here viii have 10 be held Tor anotler court
ruE WORTHY REcoHDER's STORY.
Here the worthy Justice wheeled around in his
ta and quickly clap ed his spertaaics on his nose
H. his hurry he put thsn on wrong side No. or riglt
Hfe dow n the position Of the nose br lge being
exactly tue reyerse OF What It should 6e IN all WEI
regulated spect4cles. Rs proceeded
" Le first word We got here that the engi-
Iecr and Hrolen on tie Erie road had struck
f.u 500, Jim Fisk posted up notice that he wss
agta' re luce q cir salaries ard theg sent him
SU.d they would quit their trims anywhere they
La 'uel 10 be - Jan had 10 putt the stan do IN.
b.. We thought II WIS tLat at 1rst and the CHicG
trf' e lI- sitre mcu right away over to the de.O
l.tllr' here right 10 some trouble, ard found out
~ % wa- these New Yor Arrs. Well
nftuorlcr, seeing no land ahead, irreyereEu y
ttYAr 10 " But now about
iliE ARREST OF ALEcK FREART
'us' g. MNtudalc-You see he vas discharged,
b." p.ih two or three others, o. coarse be halr'l
g..' t".ll cut Of the way, MS arrest wasn't a
w. Ha, las.
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