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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
THE COURTS.

LRnfTNAL CoURT - ytidgs FTshsr.- This
court has discharged its Jury until next
week, and will transact no business except
on motions, &C., this week.
On yesterday the District Attorney entered
a nolls proitqu In the case Of Jas. HaEertyi
charged with petit larceny.
Ahlnnrnnd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

MAroR', OyTtov. Ctry Han 4

wlurss.o S, o66''I IS;r Si y, H fss6.
Sealed propo.eit Tor laying water. mains for the
R SSSS q e. A 4 ibis once ani
Yor The plrposs o. these proposals. the city Il al
fidds,d !qt2 inr ~ dislrieis, a. follov,
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal and the city
canal And wet OF ssventh street west
aide on Seventh street west,
DtBTRfCT No. a-All that pAft OF the city be.
tween the canal and the Potomac and he Baitsfn
Branch.
Specifications and forms on proposals. can be OBJ
talned Of the Water ReEistTaf
Satisfactory security will BE- required.
apr s. j. BOWEN. flavor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
SALE OF GOyRRRMENF sroREs.
o'n0Bb GSs oSs.E 81 sYE..sHsSn,

49,. BIT, LoUt1, Mo-, March %, lBI0
ssIil.d P5ePsSlls VIII NJ received Az this OGse
sSsah y sl9 ss II rgksDiH, 4pri - $50, toy
AM roo 6Ga i ls " Sko%s
Ihe ha11r "a ~ Camp supply, IadiAn TeTritoTy,
osiss q tSs Bspe, ssS 9 az, SEs ne
worth, Kansas = wv @N-NNNT
SlSs MI y b 5sSIlySd LoE ~ q az q As
wv eS sold a. sSSsSs a. 0hmP sgPPly, II iSa
bfsYst BhE Osn,. Ohisf q, g. bsparhasst Z
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
Government Sales.
II 5. ANIMALS AT AUCTION.

- DBFoT QuARTERNAsrER's OFHTdH,
,,,,,, WAsgiNatoH, D. O April 10, 1870. u
n WI be told a! public auction, on WRDHhs-
DAns NAY " Al. " I'm, At the Quarlsfmaatsr
stab.sa; eoInsr Of Oonnsetieut avenue Eihsttshth
D HORSES AND MULE.
10 good condition, their services being no ionFeF
NECESSARY.
TeTmss Cash,
By order Of the ouArtsrmGsisr 0sn.raL
O,H.HOYT,
APPS Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
DRoPosLLs FOR ToRAooo.

phofVSAbs foh TObAOCO'
oEEIcE PuhcHLuEa LHp pEFor ConHusAEr,
No, OS bouTH RouRTH 6THEHT,
ST. lovIs, Mo-, April II, lk70 y
Sealed proposals, lu duplicate, will be received
foI iuruishlnE the United States Subsistence De.
500 POUNDsoH TOBACCO.
Samples Of the Tobacco, Ia packages Of not less
than 100 pounds and Of the stock or leaf not letA
must accompany proposals.. 5000.
Daily Inspections will be made Of the Tobacco 10
The leaf In course Of mAnutActufe, and the To.
baeoo compared with the retained samples, and
also Of the manner Of manufacture.
The Tobacco will be required 10 be put up In
pound and hall pound Jumps one qqAttet Of the
lumpf,
The Tobaeeo must. with usual stsraEs and stisu.
will 90 state in their bids,
Two sufcilss, who viii agree TO guarantee the
exeoution Of the contract aoeordihG to Its trus In.
tent and meaning and viii enter into bonds In the
sum % ei1sooo 70 that effect, n required, will siE1
the BIDS As we'll a. the proposer.
/ eertAined on application At this once.
Proposals must be made on printed formy, 10 be
had al this omee, indorsed, "PToposals for To
bGseO." aud ad ffesssd e he M dsislsqsd
ap7s.td BreVOt Major General and d, 8.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
EGHRBJR EpH u TEE
UsIrHp srITss ESoiEsiRis oTTIoH,l

MmWAUEEl. Wa, March - $50.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, Will be received
1870, for dolhE the work Of puttlnS on The super
.;SSssTEs oS !. re sssh PFC Az other fFAni'E
Bids must be made on forms furnished from this
O@sS St AL lsIo5Ianes nv X Iasssy.d
PToposAis % be indoTsed .'ProposAlS for PuttihE
l on the BuparatTuetuTe Of North Pier and other
| fIAming a. MuSksGOn HArbOE, hishiGAns" and
BREy. LIT, COL, y. T. FARogHAR..
| kpo.td Captain RnEineeTu, U. 3. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

CogaHLIN,s DRgo sToRE, OPPOSITE MA,
prices th4n n any t.Of q in wSShiRGtOR, 80
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

NoUqHLIN'R DRUG sToRR, CORNER OF
~ and Ninth gtraetA-frssh DruES, Pure hsdl'
einea, Genuine Patent Medicines, q pIlesa 70 eoh'
form with The decline IN Hold,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

GOVERNMENT SALE.
UuTED sTATns ARsBNAL,l
UHARIHgTOEt =. o. April 10, 1870. !
ny diceettOn Of The Chief q Ordnance. Uhited
stats Army will offer for sale At public auction,
on NAY y, 100 A. " m, lot o. eondsppsd
tars. Cavalry ssddls,, Harness, Leather Aesout-
rements, Befap Iton, Ne.
Catalogues q property offered, with terms ana
condition. Of ltle, may BE- obthlned At the ora.
nance Once, War Department, WAshlnHtou ID.
O., and Al this Arsenal g. @, LYP0RD'
Breyt Lieut. Col. U. Army. Commanding.
apa3-td
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

A EE1ASDRiA' L RRPEEJI AsP aAnP'nlRl

A LSxASDRlA, LSqRSg 4, AID HAMPSHIRE
On and sc.r p..sRs,t y. 10. IL. trains On
Ths nsli irai5 vii isaSs IIisI.nahs d.lly, en-
iiiiRisoShf ny ~ Rs$iiida .,Iii i . n E.sss
nAn,GS :. S q az L:ssSSrs hop
The sssomnoa All p train win lsay = iisEandri.
f. ...Sut ,Tstg S g. q snf sI
m s, snd sfriys y lisiEssdrls siS:isa !. n.
p III. ~. RON Han :ssssss ss a. S
VILE T,s RIySls sss
LessburG daily Tor Bali's Mn, Aidl Aaa adls-
9s.sssaa.u . n n 44ihsEasassat
I(ALTiMoRH AND OHIO RAILROAD.
n 5Tsl.' . S;'v WlsnssHbbsso iii iii VIII
are nov rus " iEISblRssi1E54likoRL
'~' N. 'i sSsR a Al n ~ aO0O m
Leave daily, sIeepl Sunday, hEoo and aOG
n AID a"'Hdys W RI'JR,PoLp !
Jssys.tIsnd ~ r: asa S6p.p. HOtraiS
70 or from AhnIpISsisi - sG sfSsY
Leave f1oR %Raaf g sIr 4 ifsSs H%'
I''''Is6tssIlEE iFP ssRsEsSs o ~ affdRRWEsr.
Leave daily. ssssp, Saturday and Sunday. 81
"a sIsiks sn s.S & n sSI :
yssSiSstos StsiioS Ti:ssi oa:. i ali Soai. Z
TST ssv Tort, Phil.dslpAis ard Boston. %.
adVsrti'smant Of ''rhrOuEh LiPst vr,so,
Master q TrAnsporisiioa.
dLo. SH R5oSfs. ssss isf s.sI R..Aiprton.
1869 prsssYSey EEAT ROUTE 1859
o. sad .n.r EO, Il iss, trains will leave I"
~ssSisr'on ..S.nIBhsnOr' Tgn.
EHE qaEAsIgS ,EoSS4lSSp n
az snS slEhis ss,. With %S I, i%proysFsgn,.
ThRTTO HiGT EyE o ;Es1J 9 :, ES.Ess5S,-,
Through troR bsiIiRoIs % k6dHRsfSRS s ssd
SlS0 IIv ssls 4: ;. procured Al n.
:pS SSf sSS i ac. a.; Hs,i.
PasIsnGerS pToeuriBE Tickets Al this enss can ss-
SSIs FRRc sisrRERH ri. e. E a@.s
.r Corner SIKH st. 20 ~, P rsEI I've, oysISS'
r. YOUNG. o.u'rh Ps''sSs;., S5:.t' ~
i PRiiEhbRLRHih AND sEw YoRk.
s.T;..s sssGs ssP s.s TSfi an.
ss .l!sS T asss,; ha' s & ear m >.
L,.y. daily t.4,s sai saS8s5Jl so
| and pp,m o.
Leave for New Tork ISoo pm. asd Phnsd.l-
Disis:Siss ssis Tor New rOrt on 400 p. N. train
fkiouIA ticket. % Phllsd.lphis, Ne. YorE or
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
PROPOSALS FOR Hay OR LONG FORAGE.

pRoPosALs FOR HAY OR LoNd FORAGE.
HsIpavLErERs PurH HnrlHr pIsruicr.l
bTaTE OF TEXAS,
oIgIeI o9Isy o5aaIISIi,sI5H'
Sealed Proposals., 10 triplieate, viii be received
At this once untl FRIDAY, the 1oth day Of MAY.
1870, at n m for furniahluG sueh qnanuties OF
Hay or Long RorAge ~ may bs required from the
lsl dAI Of jane, 1870, until the Stst day Of Nay,
ISL, Al each ofthe following: named Posts;
cSTpas Christi. EoTi MskSIsit.
rort Clark, Rort Qultman. ..
FORT Coneho, Port Richardson,
FORT Stockton, San Antonlo.
FORT Davis, Waco.
msish, nisbis qualify. perfectly cured sSd subject
Delivery 70 eonmenee as soon as praetieAbls
amer the 1st day Of June l6, and continue In tpeh
quantities and Al such times a. this ReeeiVin4 q o.
esbb nsI TsaNire lutil the ~, d,I o. asy, lsIi
kind u Roraga Included In the proposal.
kAeh bid must be accompanied By . guarantee 81
A. least two responsible parsons hose respOnsi.
bnitT must be oerlined 81 the Clerk 81 Court oi
Reeordl that the bidder l. competent ~ and VII.
residence and post-oihes address Of each bidder
| and GuArantor must be stated.
The attention Of bidders 10 called 70 section 10 Of
| the act Of Con gross, AppFoyed JAY ". 1891
The, rEhi 4 reserved to Tejssi any or all bids
Proposals to DO plainly indorssd, ''PrepOssls fOr
.;5.S II" And addressed to the under
bI command Of Brsy;s .I HsGT ,o:1,5,l ?, J.
Bisyst hIoIS1d 40. n. .. 8. Army, In charge
UNIV NhloA - =. ehe3-to
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27
TMPoRTAET SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY,

Il
oHTIoE DBPoT oUlRTERHAsrHR,l
lCogNER CAnP AED sQUTH grllnr,D
,,.,,, NEWOhLEAEe, La, April ], EEL
viii BE- sold a. public auction, on TgaspAY.
and ITopi Jsyee streets, the following sew and
seryloeable ouArteTmAstef'a Stores not required
ie.ol2 pounds Hapilla Rope, new.
t,2e9 pounds BAlinE Rope, new.
M,Gfl pounds TaTfsd Rope, new.
70, a5f pounds Boiler IFon, assorted.
li,lg3 pc unda Round Iron, assorted.
q, tQt pounds Flat Iron, assorted.
lp,Gn pounds Square Iron, assorted.
l,hO pounds Iron Rivets, assorted.
i,f77 pounds Copper,
2stssm WreekiuE Pumps.
7Stsam whistles
l.25l pounds Hemp and Jute PaeklpE.
f,lli pounds Composition Nails and Spikes.
$50 yards Bunting,
900 pounds AaphAltum.
4HorHea and Eve Mules
$50 Grain Sacks,
2PoTtabls Canvas Boats.
:, ToEsihsr with large assortmsnt o. Marine
Stores, HaLdwAre, CrOckery, Blae ksmitha Wbssl.
Mright'i uarpenien', saddlers'. And Timers
TeTmsi Cash, In nationAi eutreuey.
sale 70 oommenee atl O'clock =. m and con
tinue daily until all the articles are sold
By order Of Brevet BriEadisf 0eneral Rred. M.
ers, Chief ouartsTmAster DsPsr!msat n Lsuisl-
bry,t Lieut. Col and Depot dSsrssfSs;.sr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

GALE OF UNsBRyICBABLE HORSES, MULBs,
- oUARTBRMLsTBR's sTORR5, AND CAMP
AND GARRISON IoUIPA0s.
.uHHfcE on rHE DEPOT QUARTlRnLarHR,l
foRT LEAvIIwoRrH,k AEHAa, April 9, 1870. Y .
Will be sold At public auction. al the Depot 81
Fort LsaNenworth, Kansas, commencing at 10
O'Clock 4. m, WEDHESDAY, May N, l6fO!
Is Unserviceable Horses,
UnaeTvioaable Mules,
| And a large VARSITY Of Unaeryioeable QuArtsrmAa-
ler'a stores and Camp and Garrison Rquipaas, con
| n. O00 Grain Sacks, $40 Army WaEons,
900 Saddle Blankets, 10 Blind Brides,
loo Horse Brushes, Leo Horse Collars,
o5 Wagon Covers, 675 HAlters,
800 Sets Harness, $500 Piles and Raaps,
$50 Axes, l,8O feet Hose,
hsSSS S..s h MfEAI SSf ESIlssl AssiAin''
90 Saws, assorted, 81 Pauiina,
And q large assortment Of Carpenters,, Black
smiths, aud saddisrs' Tools. Also, BsdsaekA,
Val, Libby; and common Tents Camp Kettles
Articles viii DO sold in quantities to suit pur-
| ehAsera -
All articles putehased must be removed within
| two days from date Of sale, aud At purchasers
| cost
Tsrmst Cash, IN qoysrnmeut funds,
| By authority Of the Major General Commanding
Department Of the Missouri; =, 1900,
| BreVet LieutsnAnt Colonel, ouArteTmAatsr u. D.
| Army, Depot QuATteTmAateT. Apb-td
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

In the case Of Dalton We. Able, Judge Pur-
cell delivered an oplnlSn which Is highly
guardian from her bond Of $4,000 to ac-
count for certain slaves, said slaves having
became free by law.
Mr.. J. Z. Williams and Mr.. Mcpherson
appeared for Mn. Able and Judge Leech
and Mr.. Edwards for Dalton.
Adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

IN, many i1o1s.ads cured al his institutioa
yiIhin ne Last siGAts.n years sna the Pume,ous
ss s. s .sssGfs9s 81 SsI
many e.hsI paHsIs. notice. Of Which sPPsSTed
ia ndinE a. GsntlsmAA Of character and TeGponIi.
biliiy ssSrhslsns 81 I "a Y We c Ssissst.
Persons NriunI should BE- particular In direct
iaEthSr letter. o his IN The following
Baltimore L0ek Hospital,
Is9-ly Baltimore. MaTvtAHd.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-11-04
SELECT POETRY.
a Pretty Msiden's SoliloQy.

On, dear NELL
Am ready to cry,
And its sometimes seems as though should die
Mob ody knows
The number OF woes
That beset such a maiden as l.
They all me a dirt,
And try to convert
Me into hateful, contemplate pruds;
If they don't mind,
/ think they will find
That I'll soon teach them what to conclude.
AS for the eaux,
Heaven only knows
Why they seem SO determined to persecute me
What under the sun
ever have done
To make them act so, can't see.
Ifthey ask me to ride,
Or to walk by their side,
Whenever think they are about to propose,
manage the thing
Contriving to bring
The subject at once to a close.
But then ifl wait
1t may lie too late
For men are but fickle at best $50 they say)
1 think I'll decide
(Oh, dear, how I'm triedD
To accept one without more delay.
New. john will be here
Tonight, without fear;
1t will be very easy to just tell him ''yes;'
But his hair is so light.
And his whiskers too bright
He'll wait while longer, L guessl
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-11-04
MORNING, NOVEMBER

your yoke of stupor. which is yoke
of degradation and decay; Spain
has lost this secret power which it
had from the Romans; this genius
of art which it had from the Arabs !;
this world which it had from God :;
and in exchange for all that you
have made it lose. it has received
from you the Inquisition. The In
QUESTION, which certain men of the
party try to-day to re establish.
which has burned on the funeral
pile millions of men; the InquIsi-
ton, which disinterred the dead to
burn them as heretics, which de-
clared the children OF rheretics. even
to the second generation. Infamous
and incapable OF any public honors,
excepting only those who shall have
denounced their fathers; the Inqui-
sition, which. while | speak, still
holds in the Papal library the man-
uscripts of Galileo, sealed under the
Papal sicnet! These are your mas
terpieces. This fire which we call
Italy, you have extinguishcd This
colossus that we call Spain you have
undermined. The one in ashes, the
other in ruins. This is what you
have done for two great nations
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-11-04
What President Grant Has Done

When President Grant was inau-
gurated, the gEeenback dollar was
worth seventy cents inSold. Now.
owing to the economy, financial
skill and honesty of the adrninistra-
ton, the reduction of our national
debt, and the consequent improve
ment OF our national credit, the
greenback dollar is worth ninety
cents in gold. Each greenback and
national bank note in the couatry
mas increased in value twenty cents
on dollar under President Grants S
administration In other wor Is a
paper dollar will purchase twenty
cents worth more of any kind Of
goods now than it would if gold re
manned at the same premium it was
when President Grant was iAaugu-
rated. Every working mnn who
earns ten dollarns a week has hal
the value of two dollars a week, or
over one hundred dollars a year
added to the purchasing power of
his wages since President Grant was
inaugurated, by the financial homes
ty, economy. and wisdom of the
administration and by the action of
Congress in reducing the taxes and
yet providing means for reducing
the public debt. Every man who
earns fifteen dollars a week has
three dollars, or over one hundred
and fifty dollars a year added to the
purchasing value of his wages by
Republican management. Every
man who earns twenty dollars a
week has bad the value of his wages
increased four dollars a week, or
over two hundred dollars a year,
by the Republican financial manage
ment, since President Gran was in
augura urated-Mansfield Herald.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-11-04
ILYECaLAw IN INDIANA
Horrible Outrage in Orange
COuHty--EWO tsObberS Hung
by a Band OF Masked Lynchers.

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
New ALBANY, IND, Oct 26.
Southern Indiana has been again
disgracCd by the outrages of a mob.
The particulars are as follows:
Last " ednesday night six men
went TO the residence of John Fish
er. near Orleans, Orange county,
AMI battered down the door with a
rail- They entered the house and
demanded Fishers money, threat
enng him and his wife and children
with instant death if any resistance
was made. Under this threat Fisher
delivered them the money-S150
After the robbers lett Fisher gave
the alarm, and pursuit WAS immedi-
ateiy made.
Ca Saturday Pickard and Ton
gate were captured. On Tuesday
they were taken TO Orleans for 4
preliminary examination, when they
were both identified by Fisher, and
in default of bail were remanded to
Jail. They left Orleans about ten
O'Clock, last night, in charge of a
posse of tGenty five men. When
about four miles from Orleans, and
about crossing the last river bridge.
about one hundred disguised aud
well armed and well organized men
rode-ott Ot-sss--I ----+vo-> ->-.s ;..ld te,oss
the prisoners from the escort, aud
with scarcely moments delay tie
LOpes were placed around the nccdS
of the two unlortunaies, their feet
knocked from uuder them, and the
two bodies we're lett swinging to tue
railing OF the bridge
The scene is described as Il fear.
fuf and heart sickening one. The
guards were ordered to stand aside.
Il d the trembling robbers begged
for mercy or time to prepare for the
stern realities awaiting them, but the
vigilants knew no such word as
mercy. The bodies hung as lett
until this morning, when the coro-
ner ordered them cut down.
Pickard's remains were taken to
his home IN Greene county by his
brothe!, who was 4 witness of this
fearfal tragedy. Poor Tongate's
remains have not been called for,
and he will probably be buried by
the county. Two. more Of the rob
bers were arrested in Greene county
to day, and are to be taken to Or
leans for a preliminary examination,
and 1T is feared that they will share
the fate of their comrades.
The excitement throughout Or
ange county and the southern part
of the State is Intense.
Some reports say these men are
remnant of the old Reno gang. while
others say they are part OF 4 well
organized and formidable gang
making their base in Greene county.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-11-04
Prices-S6O, $50, $40, s55, $50,
500, $500.
FulJ Instructions Giren by Our
seJUes or agents,

The time has come when every family should
have a Sewing Machine. Buy good one and il
will last lifetime. We know that some machines
are advertised 40 per cent cheaper than any 9TH
er fir>t-class machne.'' But such machines are
not-never were-nor never will be-. ''first-cIass'
machines. Buyers will do well to buy only stand
ard machines, then they are sure of good ones.
We sell none but such have a national reputa-
ton. Not such sold To-day to be thrown
away tomorrow, and the agent gone, gone gone
We long have, now do, and intend 10 continue to
live in Upper Sandusky. where purchasers car
find u.s. If you buy of us you can sleep easy, but
if you buy any of those cheap 40 per cent ma.
Chimes" look out for strange dreams.
est because good-the D est. Your money is not
ten lost. Machines rees. aired at our office. AT.
chments, Oil, Needld i Thread &c. for sale
ra.;ali and see us, ans ny a good machine-war.
ted to suit you, do all kinds of work
A. BI,INKERHOFF & SON.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-11-04
ABOUT WOMAN.
BY VICTIM.


The frown of woman-tis i fearful thing;
The wit of ,yoman-slield me from its sting
q The faith of W oman-fragile as her glass;
TIE face Of woman-mercury and brass:
The charms of wOman-serve to lead astray
The eye of woman-dazzling but to slay;
The head OF woman-with strange vagaries
filled;
The love of fwoman-thousands hath itkilled
The youth ofwoman-foOlish, sing song dress
The age of woman-scolding, forgctfulness
The smiles Of woinan-harbingers of guile;
The tears of woman-chie1y crocodile;
The heart OF womln-linty, ruthless, cold
The hand OF woman-bousht with lands and
gold;
The heels of woman-they who are wise will
shun;
The nails Of woman-oft they've w ade me run ;
The tongue Of woman-'tis hung in the mid
die
The wrath Of wOmar-now III hang up my
fddlel
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-11-04

AT a colored party Sambo asked
Dinah if he should help her to some
of the breast. ''Now aint you sham
ed Sambo, to say breast before the
ladies? I'll take piece oh turkey
bosom"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-09

comrade impressively in the face, and
said, with an expression of concentrated
awe:
"Jim, he billed his baby. and he took the
old 'oman's skelp. Cuss'd if want any
breakfast r'
And he laid his lingering potato rever-
emily down, and he and his friend de-
parted from the restaurant empty, but
satisfied.
He never got down to where the satire
part of it began. Nobody ever did They
found the thrilling particulars sufficient
To drop in with poor little moral at the
flag end of such a gorgeous massacre,
was to follow the expiring sun with can
die and hope to attract the worlds atten-
tion to it.
The idea that anybody could ever take
my massacre for a genuine occurrence
never once suggested itself to me, hedged
about as it was by all those telltale alb
surdities and impOssbl1ties concerning the
"great pine forest" the "dressed stone
mansion" etc But I found out then. and
never have forgotten since, that we never
read the dull explanatory surroundings OF
marvelously exciting things when we
have no occasion to suppose that some ir-
responsible scribhler is trying to defrsud
us; we skin all that and hasten to revel
in the blood -curdling particulars and be
happy.
Therefore, being bitterly experienced, 7
tried hard to word that agricultural squib
of mine in such way as to deceive no
body-and I partly succeeded, but not en-
tirely. However, did not do any harm
with it, anyway.