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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-21

An attempt to organize an anti Catholic
party in this country has but little better
basis to rest upon than Kelso's order to sup
press the Orangemen. 1t is equally antago-
cherish. The bad example of the Catholics,
which all Protestants condemn, is not the one
that we ought to follow. If we are going to
take them for examples in anything, we had
better chose some of their best features to fol-
low instead of their worst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-21
DEMOCRATIC CHARGES REFUTED

Ahe washington correspondent of the Adj
sertiser gives the following conclusive reply
to the charges made by the democrats about
losses during the present administration bv
the defalcation Of tax collectors. The sneecb
of Mr.. Morgan Of Ohio has been widely cir.
culated, in which he asserts that the amoun,
lost as shove is 500, 900 600. The democratic
congressional address puts it at 1926 900 600.
The real facts are as follows
Collectors of internal revenue are Obliged
according to law to receipt monthly to the as.
SCISSORS for the various lists turned over I,
them for collection. The internal revenu,
bureau charges the aggregate amount of thes,
lists to the collector, who receipts for the sam,
until they are accounted for, either by none,
deposited. or by claims that cannot be col
lected. These amounts remain charged TO tn,
sssessor even though he resigns or is remove,
from Office. For instance John James, col
lector, receipts for taxes on lists turned owe
10 him BY the assessor TO the amount of $50,
700. When he has collected and deposite
s50, 600 Of the sum he is removed from office
he turns over to his successor uncollecte'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-21
GENERAL NEWS.

The Republicans of California regard the
prospect for their success as decidedly good.
In one day, recently, 10000 buffalo robes
were shipped from Leavehworth, Kansas, to
the east.
1t is estimated that there are now in Paris
100000 persons dependent on public charity.
The way to command respect and plenty of
room in a crowd-Carry pot of paint in each
hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-07-21
.Reuublican County Convention.


The Republican voters of Kennebec County are
requested to send delegates to Convention to DE
held at %+
Granite Hall, Augusta, Wednesday. August 16th'
ut II O'Clock A. NJ, fer the purpose of nominating
two candidates for Senators, one County Comnlis
Treasurer, and to transact all other business '""
mat property come before the Convention, ,,,ous
The basis Of representation will be as 1oiioMS5 -,
Every civ Town and Plantation will be entitled W
one delegate, and an additional delegate f9r
seventy 1--WE votes cast for Joshua L. eact;nn Of
at the Gubernatorial election of 1865. aaoi dale
FORTY votes will be entitled to an addtohai ueio'
gate. ,..,,;ore ore entitled to
The cities, towns AMI tian tIa,es ''o
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
A WILD WOMAN ~ Pennsylvania.

Gcbhartsvi,, Somerset county, Pa. CLAIMS the
sensation oi Tie wecS. ft nas "a genuine, simon
Pure wJd wo,laD, almost as nude as was rye alter
The lail, Tor sne wears only an apron OF ieaves,
duiS 0i bark 1fid necSacc oi teaberrteS. Swit As
q zoe, pesite nave rafeiy Deen aoe 10 SEE ner
fcaiureS stlnctlJ IN her visits 20 the ncignuOring
farIndUuscS outskirts ~ the viiags; ser those
wko have seen ncr declare mat she Is lar uom
sunconeiy IN person ana countenance. Tier oval
lace Il sei WITH Keen ac< eyes aud framed IN loGg
masses OF Uuwng b,a0k hasr, ana VITA ner tall,
slenlrr igurc sHe has the al oi the queen OF tue
iOrcsis. Lake most wOmcn. sns mas a great dread
o. men, aud bounds away over iences ana hedS
Whenever Que attempts 10 appruac ner, Jet sue ~
CONSISTENT, ana ayOl,is Ia IKE manner too great
ia1uIiiariiy wttn women.
For cnltdrcn however, she seems TO have great
fonulless, was cxempine'i ony lew Gays past.
Muc passing near the nOuse of II farmer sac csp.ed
lltllc grl three or four wears Oiu paying IN tut
road. Cruuvnlns, sEc craw ed UeniIrd a fence unin
wiiniu a snor distance ol tue cnlld, thea, WI II a
bound clearcu the leTe. IN no next nv.nent seized
The screaming ca'", and wss away az Tue TOP OF
hti speed. Tue mother, ncifing lae creams o ner
chnd pursued screaming yet more 10 ,d'y. Her
husband, attracted uy t,e cries ci oolh histcncu
tU Lae cuilse. rae wld woman, hnstng nursef en-
cu,auereI by the weight Of tne chdd, urs,ped II
anu esu ipev. Inc iat,et was una ursd, witn the
exception oI some scratches, waIcb, no doubt, are
a.trihan.c The ,uns niiiS OF the strange aenizen
ui inc llelds aud the iDresI
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
SUPREME CQJRr-;iAN};ai
Father aud Mother ,onicsiina for the Gus
tody o. "a Ibild.
BpiOre Judpe Brady

Father aud Mother ,onicsiina for the Cus-
tOdy o. Ihild.
Before Judge Brady.
IN re Mary Aa,t II txd1eth AND rs0n.--Testimony
having been taken, pursuant to the order OF the
Court NJ TO the niue ol tn. father ana mother
epectlvey Of The reatOr chill i've years old TO
entrusted with It's care. the Opposing counsei IN
duiged IN lengthy arguments upon the evidence. II
was claimed for the mother tnat the father turned
ner out of the h0use because she was unwilling to
allow 10 re- am IN THE hOuse sister OF MS
previous wife, with whom alleges he
WAS having Improper Intercourse. IL was
further ayowcd that no cruefy beat ana
Obused neI, and that he and the sister Or
MS previous vile are now living together FOR the
mo her unde. 10 address, the Court her own
behalf but The Idge put an estoppei On her taikiuv
aud called up the iiL,le g.ri.
''Whch mad you Father i've with, your father or
your mo,herr' ue 1udgc asked her.
.. had fathvr they would live Together. ami live
with 10th, sue answered win precoci,y Intel.
ugence unusual ~ u ciilii 50 young.
The court look tile papers. reserving It's decision
Nom PAY sscUi "f Jlii,t.a isWe. "A d riu.s
n, re VIM. IT, Buter.-Tnis Will be rcmem perea
as Application Tor re ease from Lunlow street
Jail where MIR. Butler is ar present coItIued Ior
alleged non-paymcnt of dues ami as d member
OF tho Seventy-irst niita regiment Mr.. Ape II.
Hummell, his counsel, insisted tnas the act under
which the PRISONER MAS committed is marsh
and oppressive. Tue Judge reaarked tliat
Il he was empowered WIN Legislation no
would wipe tb.s act from tie statue
the statute direct ny the dscnarye Ui the prisoner
Oh sn0w.ng iliabi,ty 20 pay h.s dues ami nne.
Nerher OF The counsel cuuii answer the question.
Alter sohc iIrLher argument, the Judge SAID lie
examine act appiCaufe 10 the case. anu mean
Nme remanded tue pfisoaer 10 LUDLOW street JAN.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
COURT Cs GENERAL Sc ;SDNS.

An Old Man Sent the State Prison by
Jndxe Bedford for Mansla aughter-A False
Prctcuce .,ase-
Shortly after the opening or the Court yesterday
Daniel Foley, q man over sixty years old, VINO
pleaded guilty last week to nianslaugnter IN the
thrd degree, IN Causing the death OF John ].
O'Brien, was brought up for Judgment.
Mr. HOWE made an eloquent appeal In mitigation
OF punishment. ana furushed respectable witnesses
to establish the good character OF his aged client.
Assistant District Attorney SULLIVAN salu that he
prisoner Foley would oe punished to the extreuie
penalty arfixed 70 tina, grade o homicide.
Sc sTENsE-
Judge BEDFORD. IN passing sentence, said:-oFo.
ley, the Grand Jury indlcteu you murder. The
district Attorney, after oil your case
has dcemed II proper 20 accept the MINOR plea of
plea ali the ieiency that yon were enttled 10 was
unquestlonauiy given. Under circuins, ances not
JustllyIng tue uct you took llletho most precious
Ellt Oi COD 10 man. Considering all the cream
stances surruun.ing your crime, believe IL To DC
my duty 10 iu:te out the iu penalty prescribed py
statute.-iour years IN the State Pr SON."
OS-AiTENDANCE Or WITNESSES.
There were n number OF cases on the calendar,
but most vi the WITNESSES Iailed TO answer TO tler
nanies IN consequences OF winch Inc Julgo uirectcu
tnat where parties were personally summoned to
attend attachments should issue. la order 70 COM
pei them to respect the summons OF the Court aud
not impede the transacton OF the pno.lc business.
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT iRsiESuE,
The only case Gispu-eu Of by the July was an In.
diciiDent ayaiust Frank Romer. WHO was charged
Wan OD' a,nlng from Jonn A. Innis az Co. Ssov worth
OF slate upon Inc fraudulent pre- encc tnat tfc owned
real estnte IN queens county. Mr.. Fellows prcse-
cute the case and obtained u cVnvictiol. Nir
kintznx, the PRISONERS COUNSEL, mtei posing no tie
fen,e.
Judge Bedord was about to pass severe sentence
upon Ronier, when tue com piatnsnt erpu.ed Tor
leu ency III view oi the hei less condvn komcr's
faIniiy. His non r seatelred hIm to the State
Prizon Tor on3 year.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
SUPREME COUa -claCUII-pART l.
Land Sprrni.,t rs ip Court.
Before Judge Van Brunt.

Jt1ats Ges'dt'.g os. M utm a. Ho60e.-This is an
action brought on an q ,rrement by defendant with
painls assisivr 10 denver certain shares oil stock
In lanu company 20 he iormel ov plaintin, but Ia
which paintlis assign0r was interested by virtue
0i other transavlions and agreements. Plainnn
clais ~ due nm -o,DOJ s tile value vi the STOCK
su-uesuon. Tue dcience ~ tnat Ii,e iornintiOn OF
snc comIahy wus - Jutn, undertaking ana interest,
~" 'na, inc transfer o. TIE STICK 10y piaiutin was
oo vy on the c,iitiii,,,t,.'Y o the 1o nation AMI
su.uess ~ tuc c"surIy, aud tnal by tue aciicf uf
uasghof, on CharcS uerding, ami others
Connnb WIN MN, tnc company was 4 ,aiiure ana
~ o,v.n , as issutu; tiat Inc siurk would have
ucen s""oeSs isSteu, as ~ wouhI uc reprcssn ted
10y Whu ANUS " iitt.e or vaiue. aud to which
was nv uie. Tue case WITS lyeu Ia me liry
ycseruny VINO are sun out. Messrs Parsons y mi.
buckley, Tor defendant. 80 """ "Ai'
Decisions.
m uie' @ntser or the Application Jor tnn sn,c or
Reof h"dee ~ Lc'fn $. @ck,,Son CO ot-oruer
Grantcu for payment OF taxes, &C.
s. TDeeup, ntcvtoet, de-, rs. Bensun,n r.
Cnrfr.-MoOn ucniel.
Ma,T j. tiaister u. william r. Cranter--Report
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
SUPERIOR coupT -;p:CAL TERM.
John Nlitchei,s Sutt fnr Fa Sc Imprisonme
Before Judge McCunn.

John Niitcheps Sutt fnr I'm Sc Impris sonment.
Before Judge McCunn.
Mitchell rs. DiJ--ln this case. winch win be re.
membered Us suit brou ght by JOHN Mitchell against
General Dix Tor $4,000 damages Tor alleged false
imprisonment the Judge rendered decision upon
the motion to transfer the suit to the United states
Court lie held that he case does not come wltnln
the Terms OF the &C OF Marca S, 1853 or the supple
me irary act OF 1888. Mr. aiche was arrested
June Ia 1856. Thc Jude anniunces that IN hrs
opinion the rebellion was thea at an end
tie Confederate government annihilatei Its
authority Overthrown, It's armies dispersed or sur
rounded its resources and It's territory all in the
possession or the federal forces ana the power ana
dom mon OF the Union reasseriei and established.
Under such circumsLancei. to say that the rebellion
vas stll IN existence, would be not only abuse OF
terms. out ra9rant contradiction OF a wei kn0wn
fact Martial law was still prevalent. bnl The re-
bel,iOD was at an emo. The Acts vi The defendant
on when this suit Is founded, did not occur during
the rebellion. ana the motion therefore, must be
denied.
Decis Ons.
BY Judge Spencer
Ramsay us. Schd Jer. -Oruer granted
Keyser rs. Futter.-SAme
COnUerse u.s. Ehrlich.-Same.
Brist0, pS. IsadcS-Same.
C1fTOher 49, CARO- te, - Same.
Burke Us. Brush.-Samc.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
MARINE COUa1-pARI |.
A Libel Suit aud WHAT Cn me OF II.
Before Judge InQraharn.

BucEh0tz vs. Nets.ng.-lU thus action for libel,
originally CONNIE need IN The Superior Court. dam
ages aId at $4,000, The plain.In charges that de-
ienuant appiied to MIN the following wOrds:-"Y0u
are the biggest thief on Eleventh avenue anu If a
bigger can be round Will treat the partyo Tn The
trial piaintln s~ore tnat part The above hrst
81 iokeo In Gertnat, winch lac uadersto anu that
he e:t 40 ashamed lhat ne could not look up but
Quested the dcicndAnL 10 say 1t IN English,
which ne thereupOn aid. lad,, who prOcla med
herself an Episc0paiian IN good standing. was
CaLej 10 corrUborate plaintiff, she objected to
being sworn On u BlDie with q cross on The cover
demanding Protestant Blue, as she meant to tell
the truth and nothing out tue Iruth. SAe and ier
Witnesses gave satenieats differing somewhat from
tho pam III. The delendant and MS witnesses
lined war Ui wOrIs betweef the parties "a uOc-
tor and butcher rcspectIvely-the substance being
that piainiin cilIed defendant "at butcher"
wnereui on defendant returted that plaintlL was
n II d. 20 doctor dogs.
The ury returned a verdict for plaintiff of $50;
anu, aS this gave the costs o nlat the parties
agreed That the case should be marked as settled.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
SUPERIOR Coval-rilAL TiaM-'Aar l.

Important Snit Ton binx Liability on n
Raised Check.
Before Judge McUunn.
National Bank Of commerce or Ne,o Fork ps The
National Mechanic,' Banking As ocia,on
February Is. 1871, Messrs. velmlye co., bankets,
o. tn,s city, gave cneck for $5o rs
on the Bauk OF commerce. drawn to the
order or A. J. Greeneaf the oneek
WIS duly certified aud tnel raised to $,5,5J8,
after winch u was deposited IN The Mechanics 6anE-
Ing Association and the money dra awil upon H. The
CHECK IN he due course or business pass I'd through
the Clearing House and the forgery was not de.
tected I'LL Its return TO Vermye 20. The present
suit was therefore brought ON refusal vi the de.
fendanJs TO pay back he amount PAID on the raised
check. The trial was brte there being no Conflict
az TO the testimony, ana resulted In veldlcr for
the plainrn Tor the full amount raised.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17

MYSTERIOUS HUr IN THIS MAINE Woape. - A
correspondent vi the Bangor uh,O wrs. cy thai n
few days sVne iuinOermcn al wur. near
MolUnkus Lake. IL township a, and No. L. Fi,tll
range, had OCCASION 10 drive a team loaded with
nay uy Il cave on the border uf the nlKe. aI ON ac.
count o the higu wilds Glowing Oh IA pau OF tncir
load made s,igu 'dcpaftue" from the usu.t
ruau, wnen they discovered small, low log buld-
ing or hut almost liiddcn IN tnc shruopery. The
structure entirely closed up, there beng no
openBs Jeff ,or door or wiuuUw, ana tue discover.
ers pI,ed on rev Vi the i0ss 60 gain entrance.
Tne interior tlgh, Hid iry The moor covered
wtth evergreen DuuIs Uii one SHE wall wss ,f,,x
n ~coin n shaped bV on whICtl was iuScrbed:-
sDeiti snail tue dvVB Of INN reveais these
secrets" There were 40 clps or Othcr Indications
VI ua,ber beng cat 10 the vciny 10 build tnc nut
with ap,I tt.c iuinbermcu were greaiIs puzzled 10
ac,unI ,vr ils tncsedce ~ this un,reVu spot
P,rnais II WAS tue resldeaCe ~ y brHnch Ku kux
OrlitnizailOn.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
UNITED STATES Camass.ossHs COURT.

COunterfeiting Twest Dollar Gold Coin.
Before commissioner Shields.
The United States rs Ftic auo Vatdez-The de-
feDdant had been charged. In connection with one
Moraiez Montenegro, with having been concerned
IN the manufacture oi d.es Tor the production OF
counterfeit $.U gold pieces oi the Jailed States.
Tho particulars OF thl5 case have been frequently
AMI iuIy reported IN the HERALD. Yeset day
Valdez gave bail Ia tue sum Oh Sl.OOJ and was iiDc
SAIeu from prison.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
UNITED STATES DsTaICT COURT.


\ UGvcrnment sui Tor OndemnnttOn.
Before jude BlatchiOrd and jury.
the C'uted aatrs ps -Four Cases OF Hair ana
Vegetahte BRAID. The property IN ih,s case was
stated TO be worth 81, 2so. suit was brought
against Il upon the usual grounds by the govern
ment for condemnation. ! ne cause has been ut
trial or two days, 1t resulted last evening In
verdict III iayUr OF Tie govetument cOhdemnlng the
The New York herald., 1871-11-17

OF referee conhtfned and Judgment OF divorce
granfeL t4...s.l 80. .s4..,lsgy
y Orih w. west ct o'.-Order granted
AbIofl px Ntnse.-Saine. M s~.. .s4 -.
Gs lis ei a. vs. 7u,e.-Motion granted on payment
OF $40 costs.
Nv Judge Cardozo
Hmm ri al ps. Van WGg f.-Order settled.
HoyIr rs ri llltsDarQ aud Mo'.ti',at Railroad Conf
pGng. Same.
Ill,le Ell al U.s. Ba,Ch Ell ut.-Same.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
COURT or COMMON pLEAS-pAaT 2.
A Bond ase.
Refora 1udua J.arrrmoro

Before Judge I,arremore.
Nary A. Ro,oian1 rs UUsses b. Eyewster.-This
action was brought 10 recover damages for the con-
version Of two United States Donds amounting to
81 $780, ~hich plantif had deposited with the part
ner ol defendant Tor sate keeping, and who suisse
quently delivered tnem TO the defendant IN this
actiOu upon the same trust. he de,enlant denled
having received The bonds upon ine.e trust aud
claimed that they we're pledged with him security
for advances made oy hun. The Jury found o YER
dict Tor the plaintiff Tor $IyYa
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
COURT CAL enD .a.-lHls nsY.

SUPREME CouRr-GENEHAL TERA-IIeld by Judges
lngranam, BARNARD and ,ardozo-Nos. is, L3y Igp
l4i. 49, Ia las t46 l47, 49, i4p loo 1oi I5s los
l5i l5o. ia7, 5s i5v, 100, l6I. log. 49, s6i loo.
SUPREME Cuukf--CHAMBERs- --Iscld by Judge
Brady-Nos iVl. l,2 io6. i5. It's, ic7. 2Oi 2o2 2vS
2U7. zz3, 234 10, 2J6 lv7.
SUP ENE CouKr-CIRcUIr-lari l. Held by Judge
van Brdn--Nos. iOl "a, LylI, 1893 l5s5 Loot IL ~
lol1, 1914 iyii iy3 Las Iy47. i9Bl 1911 1881 z4D
2UJi zoo 2vo3 200, 2073, zOsv 2ll5, 2l57, 2l1s.
SupEnioH CouRr-TK Al Term pnrt l--IIcld nv
Judge MCCunn.--Snort causes.--Nos n l5g i6I lxsi
lsoo, 1891, od7, 1888 ,4o7, iUi., 1854.
by Cnief Justice Daiy.-Nos. i47, I59 iei, Ios iGI.
lbs, i55, l52.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PARr
l-Beid Oy Judge J. h. Dai.-Sos. 3yJ, eo8. a27
llv3, gGs yl2, e5, 49, 5li, lliA lli3 iII4 Ill5,
lll6, III. Part 2-iicid b. Juuge Larremorc-
Nus si6, e4l, lol5, iVoi llOO, li0i. iiJ1, lvso.
10JJ 1lUg, 1O5l, 1881, lS 1llg, lIzJ lI2l.
MARINE COuRr-THiAL TERM Part I--jicld nv
Judge Joac0inscn.-Nos oizi, 7262, o65a. Part a.
Held by Judge Curts.-N0s. 2513, 1895, sO4S sO4o.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-;pscl.l TERRA

DccisiOn
BY Judge Loew.
ke1D rs. Adck.-MOti0n granted upon payment OF
$40 costs.
The Gaiatin Nution0t Bank or Ne,u YorSrs. FIR.
utQn.-MOtOn granted.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17
THE CoU R T s.

Coudemnaton-Ausged cunterfeiting OF Gold
coin-A Domestic Litigation Land spscu-
lators in court-rhs John MichslDix
suit-Action to Recover on
Bond-A Libsl suit-2usiness
in the Genera Sessions.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17

V'Hn GRAND BADE HOTEL AND cAsrSo or sAxuN
- wallis, Switx rlhn combined with rd-renowued
bronle anu iodine springs Offer .onris all the induce
mems OF tue Codinenta spas concerts, prJmen GOES
hAb tcn.e e nuaronie roueIte yero) &c rsi
rnad communication IRON ucnt aud BAael with saxop-
The New York herald., 1871-11-17

UCTION SALE At PRIVATE MANSION,
n l24 West rwentv-slxth street, Sixth avenue
HENRY ZINN, Anctoneer, se ths oay, commencing At
1U1 O'Clock Nil the elegant costly Household Furnuur
contained the above pr ate mans,un. viz :Rosewopd
Panoor.e rich Par.or Suits made latest stves kiTprs,
Paintings, Bronzes, also broom SUITS rosewood
walnut nedsteads, bureaus Bedding, Carpets Hair and
Spring Beds, &C.. also Dinngroo, Basement and Kitchen
Furniture, aud 600 lots OF necessary Household Furniture
Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17

UCTION NOTICE.
n THIS DAY (FRTDAY).
nc 10 90 Ock,
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY SALE OF DRY GOODS.
ONE THOUSAND LOTS,
ipcuding
DRESS GOODS. SILKS. vELvETs, sTIAwLS LAcEs
LINENS, FURNISHING GOODS WO0LLENS,
CLOTHING, SOFT HATS
Also
1870 DOZEN FINE ELASTIC sUsPENDERs
Attention OF buyers invited Catalogues and goods now
ready.
WIN. TOPPING h CO., Auctionecrs.
132 Church street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17

A GREAT PUBLIC AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD
N Furotnre-- -Pianoforte line O Paintings, Bronzes,
be a0d ths ri UA morng, commencing at II O'Clock
LUKE FtTZGERAl.D, AuctOneer, will dispose Of all the
elegant and costly Household Furniture tanned In i've
story residences ln West rweniythrd street.
avrnnc conssng elegant Planoote city
Paror Library and Dining Room Suits Cham.
suits rosewood walnut, style Louis NV. Bed
Bnre Washstands &C. 20 elegant curled hair
Spring Mattresses, Extension Centre and SIDE Tables
solid aud Glass AL SO iots by
catalogue To sold the highest bidder regardless Of
cost n. B.-t,oods packed shipped.
The New York herald., 1871-11-17

DYJoHN A. DUNN, AUCTTONEER.
ID JOHN A. DUNN a co.
Marsha, sale,
WIN sell this day. at II O'Clock, at their ,a'esroo, 2ss
large quantity OF Household Furniture,
green Parlor Suits oack walnut Bedsteads, ma.
bogany Reeads suits, marble top Bureaus
top Wsshands other Bureaus and Washsands Stoves Ice
oxes, Mirrors, Engravngs, Crcsserv and Glass Ware,
Clocks, Extension Tables, Bankets, Sheets Spreads
PArRICR DAILY. City Marshal,
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1871-11-29
True Heroism.

Inc following anecdote. extracted from
unpublished memoirs of q French noblem.n
may. 1t is hoped. serve as an example, we'll
worthy OF being initiated by all who desir.t 3
90 thought truly brave and courageous. II
records victory gained BY man over hi,
own peapions-a victory more glorious. more
honorable than any that has ever been pur.
c0asec with nre and sword, with devastation
aud bi0odehed. ''''"
i~s nooiemen, the Marquis de Vaaise and
the same masters. and were regarded bv 81,
who kne" them as patterns Of frienSsbin
honor and sensibiiity. Years sucoeedsd
years. End no quarrel had ever di,pracsd
their sstachmsnt, when one unforinns,a
evenag. this two friends having indnlosd
rather freely in some excellent Burpundv
repaired to nsighboring hotel, and an.
ssgsd in game Of Aaskgaanon. For..ns
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1871-11-29
he 1's !; .''.''s e. !

60s INK ~ tuss suy I0I
a cout:> Of d.vs vsen Spf Sf those chsrsc-
ters wnoe m.ds.E <61m.el,ss celebrity
for their 6raTy1p Wv "a 9dsrisg on the plains Of
the Far West, 1atf the Indians aud buffa-
10; in rscountiik k6ss deeds, hair breadth
escapes, and pshliS life. tho pages of ro-
nance are fIled.A II person to whom ve
refer 10 no less AScter than "Csmanche
Bill who is rsputep be the slayer of no
less than one hundrAnd eighty three In
d,ans.
H~ had been 0ine ers on the plain, part
"i which time he hasten in the employ of
i.e Government. a. dbt. He has hunted
and Killed Indians. ffhe pleasures and
sweets OF revenge, auiunted and trapped
"t necessity. He is d on his return TO |
his old life, having beIon q visit to his |
early home in Minnesl He is about ,wen-
ty eight years Of al Of slender build.
saudy complexioned,tth q profus;on Of
hair, that be wears Id on the neck. His
aress is pair Of bodkin pantaloons, or.
nsmented from the OF seams NTH . row
of steel buttons, q cds shirt, an old coat,
and broad-brimmedk Hs eye is pierce
ing keen. and be has grip like 4 dozen
In r{onseto our aues-
lions, he said
my name 10 GeordT. brter. 1 have
been on the plains sin 62. / was in the
Minnesota Massacre, Far new Ulm, the
18th of August Of thutsar.E Ali my folks
we're killed there excd me nd nv little !
lister. three years oldthsmhey took pris. ,
ner." !
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