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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
Needle Woman's Friend Society

4 $500 iNG OF the managers of the society, will
inst af TgIa on Monday, the 1h day OF September
Hosea i Rob nson, NO 2s Hicn Street. '-O
nortomna 5 ,.Shuan g is requesei, business Ofm
por'ahce Will then be ac ed upon
Sept sth, 1871 ~ - ~ sana.d
, 1871-08-01
AN nxtraOEdinaEy n1soutiOn.

A gentleman from Jonesburg. No, re-
Gently returned from Texas, relates an ex-
traor1inlry occurrence which took placs
short time since in. the Indian Nation.
He was an eye witness of the scene. A
Choctaw Indifn, having committed wil-
full murder, was arrested, tried, and sem
fenced to be shot to death. He Hsksd for
twenty days in which to prepare and Visit
his friends. giving his word of honor as a
''brave" to return at the appointed time,
and was allowed to go forth without guard
or bail. F z.arg 4: .its .ae.-
At the expiration of twenty days, ac-
cording to appointment, the nour for the
execution arrived. and the Indian true to
his word, ct the very hour ard minute,
galloped to the place whore the sentence
was to be carried out, in company with
three of his sisters aud brothers, all APP
pearing es cheerful as though they had
come 10 a dance or frolic. The coffin
was then brought upon the ground, but
some one remarked that it was too small,
upon which one of the d, omed Indians
brothers told him TO lay down in it and
measure, which he cheeIfnlly did, and
laughingly said: FIt fits all right" The
crowd meanwhile appeared to be in the
most cheerful spirits, and cracked jokes
aud laughed. At last,s when all was
ready, the doomed man was ordered to
sit on the ground A handkerchief was
then placed over his eyes by his sister.
While the sheriff held one hand one of ihe
condemned Indians brothers held the
other on each side Of him. The deputy
sheriff then stood 10 an oh house, about
ten steps in front of the condemned, with
a rife. Foi some cause the rife went off
accidentally, the bullet passing up through
The roof of the house. The Indian, be.
leving that he was shot, drew himself up
and shuddered, but did not speak or move
from the spot. "A black mark was then
made over the Indians heart, with spitsle
and powder, by his brother, while the dep
uty sheriff reloaded his rife, and at a
given signal he took STEADY aim, fired and
pierced the centre of the mark. The In
dian with lew struggles, fell back, dead.
with his brother and the sheriff still holds
ing lis hands. No one seemed 10 be in
the least affected, except The doomed In-
dams mother, who shed tears, but was
told 10 'shut up" by her son, that all was
over. Thus ended The extraordinary exe>
cution.
, 1871-08-01
wrRrAxD WEBSTER IN TR1AL OF

WIRr AND WEBSTER IN A TRIAL OF
W1r.-DaEiel Webster was once engaged
in the trial of case in one of the Virginia
courts, and the opposing COUNSEL was
William Writ, author of the Life Of Pat.
rick Henry" which had Ieen criticised as
a brilliant romance. In the progress of
the case, Mr.. Webster produced highly
respectable witness, whose testimony (un-
less disproved or impeached) settled the
case aud anuihilated Mr.. Wirt's client.
After getting through ,the testimony, he
informed Mr.. Writ, with a significant ex-
pIessinn, that he was through with the
witness, and that he was at his service.
Mr.. Writ lose to commence the crcss-ex>
animation, but seemed for a moment quite
prrplexed how 10 proceed, but quickly
assumed a manner expressive of his in
crednli,y as to the facts elected, and
coOlly cycling the witness moment, he
said l.: sees
"Mr. k, allow me to ask you If
you have ever read a work called the
Baron Munchausen :" :..--. .-.-.-..
B4fpe he witness had time 10 reply,
NJ w, Lister rose quickly to his feet and
said
81 beg your pardon, Mr.. Writ, for the
interruption /; but there was one QUESTION
l forgot to ask the witness, and II you wi
allow ma that favor promise not to i.
terrupt you again. aec
Mr.. Writ, in /; Q blandest manner, re-
piled: ''Yes, most certainly" When Mr..
Webster, in the most deliberate aud sol-
emn manner, said: --
"Sir, have you ever read wir's Patrick
Henry:'
The effect was irresistible, and even
the Judge coald not control his rigid fea-
lures. Mr.. Writ, himself joined in the
m"mentary laugh, and, turning to Mr..
Webster. said "Suppose we submit this
case to the jury," and Mr.. WebsteFs
client won the suit-Reach and Bar, By
L. J. BfgelOw. $50 l5 s-s 30 ias r,.s-
, 1871-08-01

An expedition to the North Pacific
ocean. on a monster catching expedition.
mas returned 10 New EohdGn. Conn.,, with
a collection Of sea lioLs. '@alrhsses, seals.
and other jathphibioas marhthalia. Parties
wishing pets. please apply.
An English committee, comprised Of
PepwoTth Dixon, Professor Huxley, and
Others, have been authorized BY the Ger
man Government TO collect books and
replace the celebrated Strasburg Library,
destroyed during the war. e
Mr.. SNOWFALL Frost is appropriately
engaged IN the dissemination of ice cream
in Nashville His complexion. by a re-
markable coineideac, hasn't any sort Of
relation to his name. &. sa 100. o.uosadai
, 1871-08-01

IN LOVE WITH HEATHEN CHINEE.-
The New York correspondent of the San
Francisco Chronicle tells this:
A domestic excitement has been the ac-
casion Of much talk among the residents
of Murray Hill. locality embraced within
the upper regions of Madison and Lex
ington Avenues. and regarded as trifle
less fashionable than the Fifth Avenue.
Six months ago widowed merchant, live
ing in splendid style with his only daugh-
ter, young lady recently emerged from
the Georgetown Convent Seminary, Sc
cured the services of "heathen Chinee"
as aibutleF and superintendent of his man-
sior. For weeks past the servants re-
marked that powerful fascination was
pxerted over the fashionable bell by the
almOnd.eyed Celestial, and information of
the fact was communicated to. the father
by some of Johns subordinates. Retnrn>
ing suddenly from his Office, the merchant
surprised his hpaihen domestic in the act
Of caressing the IDOL of the household,
wherrupon be went for the Chinra in emu
laiion of Mr.. Nyv's example. But truth
compels me to admit that the muscularity
of the Christian proved inferior to that Of
the disciple Of Joss, who put head upon
ths indignant parent worthy of the most
divine of Celesiials. The police inter
fered to restore order in the. Murray Hill
Warsaw, when, in vain attempt to sup>
press the. scandal, John Chinainan was
persuaded to reliuqpish all claims upon
the maiden in return for a bag or so of
gold coin.. Hei is now on bis return TO
the Flowery Kingdom, whence his discon-
ISOLATE lady-loYe.. still clingipg to the idea
of his becoming her. husband, expects him
to return Mandarin with several buttons
The distress of the merchant at this sin
gular freak ola educated, accomplished
and handsome girl, for whose hand hun.
dred ambitious youths of the avenue are
ready to contend, can more easily be i'm
agined than described, while lives of Chi
namen are at a discount in that particular
quarter. 81
, 1871-08-01

tai, and it was because of their inhumani-.
ty that the expedition under the command
Of Admiral Rodgers was sent to Eastern
waters. rss -.sesri-.l
, 1871-08-01
REORGANIZATION

By the Governor Of. IKashingtOn Territory.
WHEREAS EDGAR vROOMAN, JOINT
w Representative from the counties Of Kitsap
and jefferson, has resigned his Office said Joint
Representative, and whereas said resignation has
been placed in my hands, !. 1
Now therefore /, Edward s.. Solomon, Governor
Of Washington Territory, do hereby declare said
office Of Joint Representative for the counties Of
Kitsap and Jefferson vacant, and by virtue Of the
authority vested in me by law, do hereby order
That Special Election be held in the afOr esaid
counties Of Kitsap and Jefferson on Monday the
2lst day Of August A. D. 1871 for the election OF
a Joint Representative to represent said counties
in the Territorial Legislature of Washington Terri
tory for the unexpired term for which the said Ed
gar Yrooman elected
~ In testimony whereof l have hereunto
-, set my hand and caused the seal Of the
Territory to be affixed. Done at Olym-
wv pia this 18th day Of July, d. lS7l.- y
r EDWARD S. SALOMON,
t Governor.
By the Governor,
J. c. CLEMENTS,
See'y ~. Territory. 4ltd
, 1871-08-01

A man painting the cornice Of house
in Hartford fell from ladder and it was
supposed that he was badly hurt. Imme-
diately after the fall a youbg man ran to
the store 70 inform the painter OF the mis-
fortune that had overiaken his workman.
The ''boss" listened to athrilling descrip-
ton of the fall. and with the ruling pas
sion still strong within him, asked, anx-
iously. did he spill his paint 2" t 1.ag
"What are you disturbing the whole
house with your yells in this way for -
demanded. New Jersey landlord of
CUES: whom he found late at night SEEM
ingly in pursuit of invisible foes, and yell
ina a. he top of his voice. "I'm shouts
ing the battle cry of Aeadom." answered
the guest, as be went ahead with bis
yells. r. p .aHo---4tc Ig
The best imitation of real hair now in
tie market is that made from linen thread
A New JrrseYman. is the patentee aud
only manufacturer in the country, and he.
makes black linen switches between
which and genuine it is almost impossible
10 detect differences. The price he re-
ceives is three dollars pound.
'Does tie train start this evening at
35 minutrs past S, as usual :" asked an
elderly lady Of railroad employee. ''No;
it leaves at 25 minutes 10 ~ "Dear me
dear me, how they do change these
trains,
, 1871-08-01

A number Of soda lakes have been dis
cou red recently, twelve mil south of
Denver. Col. The grounds comprise six
ty acres, and the water aud the soil to-
gethpr have nearly ihirty,three aud a half
per cent of SuIphate ofsOda. e-sJsT
A Broadway pedestrian, after a vicious
accidental poke, exclaimed: alt is base
flattery tn call man an idiot who. in a
crowd, will deliberately carry an umbrella
sticking r+cklessly backward over his
hculder or under his arm. isfs
A Cincinnati paper has an article on the
Cass family, BY Jack Cass.. '.''-'aa' '-'4
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Gin rernInftiae8 11rtbefL

Gin nernInftt8es l1rtbetL
- Der In Detroit eri@stnenbe v@eitern
Catholic" iaet: Gs 1T bic erfte pAi@t
zines jepen Blraers Der @eretni9ten
Stuaten, iet er &atbolit ooer protefant,
benz @sleb su 9ebpr@en uno ben Griepen
3u wabren.
3u bieism urtbeil wirb Der ~@atbolic"
bur9 cine Sem gorfer Depslds osranz
labt, pel6e iuet: oab Gin junser Munn>
Srldncer unp &atbolif, pel@er Dem 9len
Mil{5> &esimente a%naeb5rte, in benz @on<
fift ami1&en ietner YRi&t> wel&e ct iei>
men, &e9tmente unp 1einerNeli8ton l9ul>
pete, gum Selbfm5rrer murpe.
Der v@atbplte" iaet : Dies 1T einfad
unfnn. Seine &eltstpn lebrte tbn une
ale @noeren, Dem @eiess esbor9en uno
frieoliebenpe 8lrser 3u fein, rpelae nit
Mufbietune aler ibrer &rdfte bereit fnp,
BE 8eb1rper in Mufre@tbaltunQ Der
Srbnuns ~ unterfdben. Setne YHi9.
ten eeeen ittn Reoiment unb letre Relt>
0ton lparen ote1elben, ndmli@ NIT
1sineu, &esiuent ausaur1den uno auf
pas COMMANDO irner0 ffjtere ME einen
touen bunb jebtr, Mioter ~ erl@ieben,
wel@er f@ bltdsn lief.
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'I7't seaan sssa tttaiss6fttisatsa ,RsssS gssistr i9assaset-
! I& near 1eltea fpu, snnbslbaegf I'D ~ III 9ptbe
g Ttbefr 6anlpfeH DtmaeeSsn -.,.hfr fanbtrt
1perr RaeR atpn bsFubet. ~ nsd
~'E*' Dieter 3RaeDRabon. IA ~&epntlitd.
~ ner' uhb eine Gtedtur@ Or ant'S. "
mar sor, 4ar3em @etanbtrr IN 'NArasuaY. -
Mllo @rantf&e @erfleu9e ftnb Il, ipel9e eera
aufribrtrii@tn Q,eiR unter ben piberniern
/ i&aren, I'M, elmer btmstrahf&en @tadts-S&t.
eietuns tnseuaa@ III berei1eu."% *j.32q
Das II stnfa& cine resase!> Beeerr
itner @entral MacM RADON, nod Eir9enp
1T, anpertr @epublttansr befanp I'D! un:
ttr jenet, 1,f@athloien DeHaacsen" wcbl
aber Der irtf4t'D uaofrat @te>
pbeu S. Meany!If'. 1ptl&er ben fanatt1&en
iii jeottrr snur, teatbarett @ttfe ba>
ut,b BON Dem Der ben1otratti4e
poul'm ,Yioneer' seftern 11a9t:: ,bab
&erlen, >pie Meany, wtl@e' often
$ o4oerratb' prepiaen,@ Der, pro3eb
peu,a@t unp jie III bel. Strafe p~errurtbetlt
'perpen {olten,, 'ptlde tbnen eebabrt-oer
@alsem !-,.'' - .:, 1.-.' ."" '~ >', 80.
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Dem Re9en in bic Eraufe

@dbreno baS v@olfSblatt" unablabie
bemibt If, GammanY 9au jeoer !3eit in
S@uB ~ nebmen ODER bod felbf I'M ur,<
9lnftsften Sale nur NIT @lace 6ano>
i@uben aniufa6en 3tebt bic Stem Oorfer
Shines" eeser ben Tammanp Sting In
elmer @eiIe 3u Gelpe, bab tie NnseBrife>
men, ME Der 1@eebote" ia9t utaum cine
onpere @abl BADEN als entrpeoer baS
B!att pe9en @erldumpung ;u uertlaaen
oper in Sa'mpf uno S@anoe su Serdnz
fen."
Die vEimeS" idreibt:
nWir eeben nun an bic @rfluun9 un>
feres @eripredens, Dem Gammanys& Sting,
be1onrers aber Gonolp uno MaYor 6au
einen tlaren Gou tbrer "@@wtnoelei" ~
beweilen. Da8 1T pas eebSrise @prt
CUR Bssei6nun9 bes @tl@dfts. Benn
Mayor 9au uno Comptroller Connolly
etrpaS pawtper ba5en, alS D{ebe uno
S9wincler 9ebranomarft gu wtroen wie
mir ie jsBt no9mal6 te;ei9nen, 10 f5n<
men iie unS rpeBen 8erldumpung oerf!ez
gen unp pir poQen MISUNDERSTANDING
i'm @eri@tabof beweilen. Sa, pas nod
nebr, mir mouen ben Bemets aus peS
GomptrpQers eieensn Bu&ern ltefern.
GS miro ni6t s%'nii9en, caB 6a1 cem
etrpa auSjuwetben perludt NIT penDor5
ten, ta6 Ct an 3eitun98aneriTe eew6bnt
iei. Bir eretfen ibn ni9t auf po!itts
}1em Boeen, NIT unbeoa1ten @orten
an, lonoern MIR nennen Jpn einsn Dteb,
neil MIR beweilen tSnnen> raB' ct elmer
it,"
Nu8 ben obneBiNenb sS GomptroQerS
erlaneten Nbi9riften aus, &e9nunesbiz
@ern leines Departments miro na9as>
pieien, paB $941,453.86 in 9 Monaten
auSse9eben purren, I'm cie @ypler>,
&Sbrenz uno Bauibreinerarbeit unoNnz
{9afun9 BON W6beln flr ;ebn Mafen>
baQen 3u besablen. "@luubt etwa Sc
manp. pab @weenA 5al uno Connolly
fit etli&e DuBenb Stable unb Slide pi.
oafar IN &e@nun9 9eitBten $170!729.60
be3ablt baben? Nein, fe redneten aber
ben Betrae erStapt, an unp tbeilten f9
tn bas @elo, wos mad Be3abluns Der
et9tntli&en @e@nun9 lbri9 blteb, unp
rae, 5asen mir, mar Diebnabl, unp .peil
6a1 unp feire @o0eeen Jpn beeaneen ba>
ben. barum iinp fe Dtebe," u. {. ~.
Nun, pies If flar uno beutli@. Gole
DE birefte Mnerife fam GummunY 6au
peber NIT S@impfereten Der in ibr.m
Solpe i}ebenpen YrsNe obwetlen, nod
Dtelweniser bic @a9e NIT Sttui&weieen
ibereeben.
9ier betbt es Bereis oeeen 8eweis.
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ti%Sstt FsEeyiiN, fi#-45bt G#EsFgN9 u, b#EE lr|$ NfSlv
ldulnn,bet, Is fosQtae; J; u,,e.iduuu,,t; III Grtni.
palprostb seSeua ne bteinrlettt., '@ir e.
btn MI, tnfttr SprRe unD Span,tui,a
bfrl @etfabrerl Der 6trren {bau pnoGon.
nplp ent9esen." -, j.. NV r..:,, e s.' i,
Mapor6aQs Organ, bD Der ,.9 Geeasle.e bat
ieitber erfldrt, 2pqb omoblMap ,6aQ ale
aud Comptroller Connolly lie bon. BEL
".Eimes"'. ge8en, ,fe erbobenen Aui&ulot>
8ut9en fit un.pabre uno ifanbal5(t Be1
tauptunser erfldrtn. DasO reanb a4's
iu&t bic, @ntlaBen. btr,, Gltn1es pur@, per>
(&ieptne @e9enbeldnlotennee Ill., .ent>
frdftert bic ielbt Der g. 9. Sts3t9. ,ni@i
9tfaQen Z; benin aud leBttres glatt br{n9i
Jest auf cine unparteitlde. u,1np. ,,Rrerse
utterlu&u ng ber. .yon, Der Eimes, erbobe>
men. Nnflooen.. . -m. " -
Die Gines .ielba. 3,beba,r'rttt IL ben >>la,bmtnr
He&tferti9un9sperlu&en, pes< 6aq'l@en
BlatteS steenaber auf ;ibren gntlaeen
uno' rpetf mad, oo6 I'M 8. 1869 unp in
.eiinem She'll bee SS5abres 1870 Die Sun,
me eons3 SIS, 663, 646s SO II Der obe'ur. b.
i@rtebenen' @eile uno untfr pbi8enYo1e
pperre&net mulrpe. IS 1T tlar, caB, BIT
eroBe Mebrsabl bteier @elberl ii, bic un>
re&ten Ta5@en ~tpanperte ba fe aube,
allen. @erbdltnib ,.au: ben wtrtli@ ou9e>
.f@af7ten @eeenfdnpen Rebeu. @ente>
items bier MiQtpnen ftnb eetpbleu.
>Sa> pie Gtme8, 3ei9t, paB bic Daten
BON IS oer(atepenen Mue3abluneen
.Sonntase ,parer,' an rpel6en befanntli&
feline amtli&e M%ussabluns fattbaber
'fonnte. Sfenbar baben Die &ednun9Sz
NADER bic fuetrten 3ablunespofen auf6
@erotbemobl batilt> pa es'ealt, fe auf
peri&ieoene Sage, gu pertbeuen.s : p" ..
Sir Eeppi@elim neuen @sri&t88e>
bdupe alein. fnos t$23l.799.48 in ben
Ba&ern bee @omptroler6 :al6 be3ablt
a%n8e9eben.. Sir bte1e Su11me t5nnts
man ben 9ausen @ttp 9als part tretfa&
NIT Eeppt&en, gu SIS bic yarp bereden.
.Derielte Sneeripu, cer uue piele fabel,
baften 3abluneen inooi1rte, it, ;&pte biz
g. 9. Trtbure na@meift lebten 6erbt 81
efaeu1 ber @cmmt0dre bes niemals ferttd
weroenben @ert&tsbausbaue6 ernann>
morDen. - " t. 49,. ''.' - r}5!.
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Gin holbe6 hunrert?Renl9et ia:

- ~Gin babies bunrert?Renf@et ta<
ben tbr Qeben lai1en milf uno nod
u,ebrtre inp perrpunoet tporeen, tatnit
$50 OronQtn Giel ibren Biuen turd<
feben." @e (ast pas. q. q. "S9ournal.~
Die 8abrbeit aber it, ea6 etn battte
bunpert meni&en ibr 2ebeu la0ek uaub>
ten. eau,tt Der @runpiaB ter &eli9ions>
freibeit uno pas freie Northumberland
ees0 olfee ben elenpen, bur@ bas Sour.
nal" unp dbnli&tnx8 ldttern. Deratfteteu,
p%6btlbanbes. 8eseadbtr. oufre&t Aebol.
ten perpen fcnnte. Ga mu6tt sd&eben.
uub spinn e Elm talbts tauis1b Meae
|f&tnlsbea SsleRetb dite, sals
s588kSIXts4 49, s&%94#3+s ENNwsNs~ y .s5S&
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MINNESOTA sTAATsZEITUNG
DonnerRaa, ben 3. Mpril 1871 W
Meenten Der W1tnn. @taatsjettsne.

Is. - =
Mtnneapolis u. anpblau& i.
GbryRal Qafe - ~. 8rebs.
Mew llm ST.. Gurfer >:t
@tiQpater - 6. &attenbure.
Dinona - IT.. Reub,
@tbtine g. 6. Smith.
5enber1pn - Mbam g. I'D.
Gbasa g. Gbits.@ fr
Carer - % m. 9 Iitf9fa. 3"
paaiaes - Sobnpfeift IS *.m
Mantato - s. s. '5artman.
ct. peter - % m. N Ell. ar =.
gcune Mn1triea - @tbr+ Mdermann.
@aeunia - Gbas. g 4mibt.
6artbault - g. Gledenfein.
@ut9inipn &. 9.8la5tus.
&eebs Gambling - {. = mn unb
@atterid.
Wtssline $. 8pbbarb.
S6ep-Spbn 5e&tman.
@ahrtppn - 8 &aufG.
&udforb -SDbn 2ubtf&tr
&c9efer -pturY aalb.
@anb Greef-@. @ebrina.
Sc Sueur S. 6. 81 a 6.
Irontenae S. @@neiper.
&apen @trean1 {. &e4.
Belle platne IS. Mebner.
Yratrie Mpunb -Spbn @r1tf9.
DULUTH -@ermann OSWALD.
G1airmpnt - 6. 8uebring.
DreGeIsiQe -pbil. DrefieL
Oberle's Corner - 6. Yoppts..
@batppee - 6. g. sale.
@rlinetun - 6. aItnfert
9oparb 2ate - St. Bilbixa Matbtas
Nu]b Gity - Nie @aufen
Gorref Rounb - Claus 8ebren6.
New 8ofpn 9. SsrpSts.
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Mew yort, rs. Suit, Na&ri&ten'
aus para. 8raflten, u,elben, bab Das.
oelbe Gieber paielbR felt benz 4tta s9uli
In febr fhlimu,er form au8Sebrp&en IT.
GoR jeptr Grenlbe IN Der Staot IT 8tftpr<
ben, fopie faf aue portuste(tn, wtl@t
tnnfrbalb Der ltBten s @onate f& n
DaratuiepereflaNm tabtn. 81
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8is gu tpel@em @rore i9nmloier. liz
9enbafter &abultteret baS n@plfeblait"
IS rirtli@ i@uu 8ebradt bat. 1T aus fol-
aenoem ~Album6>8 latt", pel@es bas
@~olfsblatt uns piomet eritdti&. Sc III
f@wer 3u {a8en, obDummbeit prerBosbett
pper Beices %3u1an,u1en BE Griebfererr,
iinp, wel@e pus @olfsblatt au perelei6en
miierablen, laenerii&en Gabritatiunen
peranlaRen.
5ter 1T tas eeifpoue Ma@mert: ....
Cor "Minn. @taats,atuus" tns altum.)
.Dos ~ waaren eeirtebene 3ibernierse-
fnbel (&Guu,t Dor @utb sesen Geue. OFF
man. nus Reu 2,srt nirb 8emeleet, bab
bic B6trtr bteiet taaati&tavSttls etne .,ss'n-
MISUNDERSTANDING. q sssanaaltsn
ransa, sstae al psIthf9t ftmsairaitsa
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-05-18
A Valuable school Book.

Analytic Anatomy, Physiology. and Hy-
giene. BY CALVIN CrTTER.
1t will no doubt be interesting to our
teachers to know that Cutters Anatomy
has been entirely rewritten. 1t is now
a new book greatly improved. The au-
thor published his school book on out line
Anatomy in 1919 and thoroughly revised
it in 1852. Several hundred thousand
copies of the revised edition have been
published. 1t has been translated and
published in five different languages. Cut
te-'s Anatomy has stood the test of the
schoolroom, the best of all tests.
The last edition is certainly an improve
ment on the former one and is bound to
have an immense sale. We have been
using the old edition. for several years
in the schoolroom. We are however able to
see many improvements in thenew book,
of these, however, we shallspeak at length
at some future time. Our object now is,
to call attention to this valuable school
book. A copy for examination at hall
price. 1t is published by j. b. Lippincot'
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-05-18
Horse Thieves Caught.

On last week two men stole a horse and
buggy from Capt. James Bell. in Atlanta.
and made their way to East Tennessee.
They stopped at the house of Rev. Mr..
Russell between Loudon and Kingston, to
ascertain their route and proceeded a short
distance beyond, hating at a spring to re-
fresh themselves. In a few moments after
they had passed, Capt, Bell and another
gentleman came up and asked Mr.. Russell
if he had seen two men IN a buggy and
described them. which description tailed
with those who had Just left.
On beinginformed of their character, Mr..
Russell took his gun and went with Capt.
Belland his companion to arrest them. The
scoundrels saw the party coming, however
and took to the woods, leaving the horse
and buggy, which, was re-captured. One
of the thieves was captured in a thicket a
considerable distance off, hut the other es-
capped. The captured rascal had a urge
number Of keys of different sizes md styies
in his possession. ~
Capt Bellcarried his prisoner back to
Atlanta, where he will doubtless be tried
for his o%fIenses and meet with speedy pun
ishment.--KnoIui}ic Chronic2.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-05-18
Our New Ncighbor.

The first number of the Tennessee Pr
triot, the new Democratic paper came to
hand on Saturday last. 1t is published
by Col. Thos. III. Reeves and j. j.. Sparks
mt the Union Flag Office in this place
The paper is very neatly printed and con-
tains a very good selection of miscellane-
Gus reading matter. The political artI-
cles which we shall take occasion to criti-
sise hereafter can not fail to suit the an
terrified Democracy and will doubtless
please the fastidious taste Of all who
-'love the unauthorized article" D1A-
We consider both the proprietorsa as gen.
tlemen and trust they will meet with Fl
nancial success in their new enterprise
Mr.. Sparks IS Il printer of long expert
ence and of acknowledged skill in his pro-
fession. The mechanical execution will
therefore be cqualto that of any other pa
per in the country. b.. has. 4fas.H..
We extend a hearty welcome to the
Patriot, aud trust our future relations
with the g~entlemanly proprietors will be
as harmonious as our past social inter
course has been pleasant and agreeable.
The terms of the PdtriOt are $3.50 per
year and it is well worth the money.