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SHOOTING AFfRAY.-On Thursday, the
23d ult., Frank Mccain, saloon keeper
at Tacoma, shot and severely wounded
Charles Annis, Of Steilacoom. The affray
took place at Tacoma, and originated il. .
quarrel about driving team too fast.
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q The Neck-Tie Sociable of the Good
Templars, last Wednesday evening, we
learn. passed of very pleasantly, and re.
suited in substantial benefit to the library
fund.
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- It will be seen by advertisement
that the steamer Greppler leaves Victoria
next Wednesday for Skcena river. Pas.
sengers by the Olympia will, therefore,
connect with her.
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NEW GooDs.-Messrs. Lightner Il
Rosenthal have just received a large as
sortment Of new goods and the latest styles.
Call and examine their stock.
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FIREwoRKs.-Church l. Clark it will
be seen advertise fireworks, flags, etc.
Fourth Of July Committees will make a
note of it.
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FUR TIE STANDARD.


L. P. FIsHEe, 90 and 81 New Mechanics Ey-
change, is onr only authorized agent in San
Francisco. For Eastern advertising. Mr..
Fisher is represented by 5. F. PettingiIl X
Co. of New York aud Boston.
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RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-Rev. John r.
Damon, of Seattle, will occupy the Pres.
byterian pulpit in this town tomorrow
morning and evening, in exchange with
the Pastor, Rev. j. r. Thompson.
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Agents In the Atlantic states.

HupsoN & MExEr, are the only Eastern Adver
tsing Agents, with whom we do cuisines
direct in the Atlantic States. Ci'ice.
Park Row, 7nE1s Building, New York City.
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THIEF CAUGHT.-On Sunday morning
last, as the two stages loaded with passen-
gers were leaving McDonald's station, in
either direction, one for Olympia and the
other for Cowlitz, Mr.. Mcdonald discovered
that his watch had been taken, as he sup.
posed, by stage passenger. The Olympia
stage being loaded entirely with lawyers
and Government officials, Mac knew there
was no use Of following that crowd with
any hope of recovery, if they had the
watch, so he mounted his horse and put
after the Cowlitz stage, which he overhaul
ed in about two miles. The passengers
were searched and the stolen watch found
upon one Of them; described to US as
young man Of sandy complexion, dressed in
gray clothes. He is probably now in
Portland, "plying his vocation"
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n The Olympia Mill is manufacturing
some of the finest cedar lumber we have
seen on the Coast.
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D@ The District Court now in session
in this place will probably close its session
to-day.
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THE BrNLrICEHCE OF Law. G..
Holbert. citizen Of Salem, was recently
tried and convicted in the L. s. Dis,ric,
Court for Oregon, for selling liquor with.
out Government license, aud was scn.
fenced to six months Imprisonment and to
pay one thousand dollars fine. The cir.
cumstanccs of this case are these: Mr..
Iolberts business is manufacturing and
selling candy. Last summer he put soda
font into his shop at Salem, and at the
suggestion of some of his customers flavor
ed the soda with brandy for those who
desired it, without a thought that he was
committing a felony thereby any more than
by using other favoring extracts of which
alcohol is principal ingredient. For this
mistake, on the information of q Govern.
ment spy, one of the most honest and in
dustrious citizens of Salem is deprived of
the fruits Of many years industry and fru-
gal savings, taken from his family and i'm
INJURED for six long months in felon's
CELL
This is no isolated case. Last year an
industrious gardener, of small means, man.
ufactured small quantity of wine from
grapes Of his own raising, and disposed of
few bottles of the same to his neighbors.
For this offence he was indicted and tried
in the same Court, and sentenced to the
same penalty, by Judge who delights in
nothing better than opportunities to emu
late the judicial tyranny which made the
name of Jeffries infamous.
We could cite many other cases of like
hardship under the present revenue system.
1t is system of fraud and robbery, en-
forced by secret espionage and perjury.
We are frequently asked what the Democ-
racy propose to do if they get into power.
1t would be worth the best efforts, even to
bloody issue, of every lover of liberty, if
there was no other issue in the contest than
the abolition of this internal system of tyr
amy.
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- -
The GOVERNMENT HAS CoME.-For
the last two months there has not been
an executive officer in this Territory until
Sunday evening last, when our law.abidiug
citizens were gratifed by the arrival of
Hon. j. G. Clements, the newly appointed
Secretary of the Territory, who will be the
acting Governor until the return of Gov.
Solomon, who is now in Washington FIX.
ing things" The new Secretary is from
Dayton, Ohio, place famous for modest
men, and has more the appearance Of an
intelligent and wellbred gentleman than
that of a Radical carpet-bagger.
Hon. Roger s. Green, the cstimable
Judge of this judicial district, returned
from the East, accompanied by his family,
on Monday evening. On taking his seat
on the bench on Tuesday morning. he an.
nounced the appointment of Mr.. j. E.
Houghton as Clerk of the Court, in place
Of r. o. Dunbar, ESQ.,, superseded. The
new clerk arrived here for the first time
the evening before his appointment. This
is very suggestive Of our colonial condition,
and VIC certainly have no disposition to
object to imported officers in view Of the
appointments of citizens made at the in.
stance of Gar6elde; they may be better
can hardly be worse.
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q Several new buildings arc going up
in Swantown.
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North Pacific Railroad Bonds.

\ corresponicn. of the New York H.
d,pcn3ent, addresses Inquiries TO that pa
per a to the best class Of securities now Of.
fered in the marke, upon which to loan
money. The editor. upon careful review
Of the financial situation, comes to the fol-
lowing conclusion
"Thc Northern Pacific Railroad has a
thrcciol solidity, which renders it tiuan-
cal!y imrregnabic. !. 1t has for its broad
and firm foundation real estate cndow-
mcnt Of more than twenty-five thousand
acres of firiilc land TO each mile Of track
or IN uncnoumbercd farm Of 500 acres lin
addition to the ordinary and ample sccuri-
ty Of the road and its traffic. to secure each
$1,000 bond bought by the public. =. 1t
has awaiting it business which we believe
is certain to render it self.sustaining from
the first, and to give it large surplus at
an early day. g. 1t is in the hands of men
of known and acknowledged integrity,
whose financial standing, whose business
sagacity and thorough experience, furnish
a complete guaranty that economy, energy
and fidelity will characterize its manage.
ment.
Government does not in form guaran-
ty the payment of the Northern Pacific
-thirtics; but it indirectly insures
their payment by donating unreservedly to
the company sufficient productive lands to
pay them twice over. The belt of country
in which this superb domain is situated
admirably combines the three elements es-
scntial to successful farming-viz: natu-
rally rich soil, mild climate, and sufficient
rainfall
"When there is no difference in point
of safety, the comparative market value of
various securities is mainly determined by
their profitabeness. In this view North
ern Pacific gold sevcn-thirtics, selling at
par in currency, are by far the cheapest
investment of which we have knowledge.
Regarded as source of income, they are
cheaper at par than six per cent. gold
bond at 50, and cheaper than six per
cent. currency bond at Az In other
words, one hundred dollars invested in
Northern Paci6cs at par will produce a
larger income than the same amount in
vested in six per cent. gold security at 50.
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TIL. following named gentlemen are author
tad 10 rncc;re aud rcccini TOR mnncv ane o..
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In conclusion, he said the Republican
party was not ended.
In reply to questions by Messrs. Howe
and Stewart, Mr.. Schurz denied that dis.
cretionary power was vested in the Presi.
dent, and cited them to the debates of the
Senate in 1859, when Buchanan asked
discretionary power to protect our citizens
over the Isthmus Of Panama. The Senate
then Indignantly refused. The fact was
that President Grant has fallen into the
mistake of supposing that he was the
United States of America. He defended
the course of Sumner, declaring that he
deserved the gratitude of the country. He
said the defenders of the Administration
had apparently acknowledged themselves
defeated on constitutional grounds. He
argued that, under the constitutional clause
on the war-making power, the Executive
could not commit an act Of war unless in
case of actual invasion. The instructions
of the President to our naval force, direct
ing them in certain contingencies to fire
upon Hayticn vessels, was most clearly q
nsurpation of the war-making power.
SAN Francisco, March 2S.-Sailed,
brig Orient, for Portland; schooner alaska
and ship Jas. r. Keller, for Port Town.
send.
No arrivals for two days.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Mr. Hamil-
ton of Texas, who was declared on Satur-
day entitled to his seat, appeared and took
the oath of Office.
On motion Of Mr.. Conkling, the Sccrc-
tary of the Interior was directed to com.
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Nescspal,er A0ee0es.
tFsom Geo. Z. Rowsl 4 Cas- 1epostss.l
We give . dossn Newspaper ms'toas BE-

tFsom Geo. z. Rowsu 4 Co.s nepostu.J
We give . dossn Newspaper mettoas be.
low. They are vel; lived up %:
I'VE study to please. We DO please"
my Office ID 70 noise abroad. ."-Hcnry
VIL-0sseaes, BsRssss, Oais.
'.After this lsaf another grow" Com.
1sreiI Adssseissr, Leosssps11, lad
I'VE seek the reward at industry, integ.
rity and hoaess hb0r. 1ensess.
e,y, ~ r
..3lany shah run to md fro, and kuovl.
edge shall b increased. "-1sekassa Adsssl
Ceriseias Ti~ea
I'm essentials, unity: IN poo.essentials.
liberty; in Ill thlaSs chasity."-CSseisssli
Csaaelie T411rspk
''Hoassey Of purposs. aud equal rights 70
all men will sscuIe happinese 70 thepsople.
-Hsss1 ssd zsi1sss. Jssssjsrs, zSsa.
'Iudepeadent- Il q lump Il
We'll tell the truth 10 Tie 6bsegj1l1 7twMpA."
"Fres Be our I'D. independent ous might,
And The sword that Wo bsandieh or own. n
C6aslisseieesk s. GeGAssjafs, OaG
"Unbribed, uubought oss svssds We draw,
To guard the Monarch, fesoe the law"
11s Vstssssss Asstss, Oesssa, Osk
''This Argus o'er the peoples rights doth an
eternal Vigil keep;
No snothing strain al llalG,s sun can lull bic
hundred eyes to sleep"
Arsss. HadsSsre, n. G.
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0oe0 NaAaO 0ouo1 . - Dvjelab
0oeUMeoioL '...

Hoe1 xIahao 4ouo1 . - Dvjedaa
Obe1usoio.
t,'se aA.n ves.s.s. Psge sss.s ras~. ID
besO o0i4 thoe the sal0ea viii aee take
tbs hook h ID apswning jpssssy - IN
Oslanhia. WIN nbe bslisssd thAs ths Hsia.
iah u 8sitish Csla0bia stasjbate y III 1aes
sbe loo q ~ Csows Of 0ssess asa Waah.
ingteni Il b q. In . seesnt speeeh deliv.
esed BY d. Helnekea. a. shs San Juan
qusssioa, q ~ Csleoial ,Amo0bly At Vie.
toria, 10 aid: -r0..
I'm lolt. vixen negosiaeisas wscs pesd.
Ing bstwses 0ssas bsiealn aad she Uajaea
States with sespset 70 ths bosndsy lice,
Great Dsieais cjsiasd ths noss,sy ksewn
. 0sseos asd Washiseass Territory. I've
Deiliah sbips-sf.was wese seee eos . eeao.
ips the eountsy md rsposs to shs Dsi,ish
0isisesy upon IL value. The Easi of Al.
adsea was Pssmisf ae ths time ~ eon.
nander Of oss sf shs shipa was ne Iar,'s
brother, and he and othess weat ashore q
Columbia River and tiled 10 catch salmon
with oisa The salmoa wouldn't take Tie
flies, sad the officers caught no nsh. Whsa
they returned to their ships the Eari's
brother wrote home, '71s essassy 4 ~oe
seostA ----r And the Bsitish Ministry se
linquished al claims 70 It,"
Eternal honor 70 the ineossupeible fishes
that repaired the stupidity and disloyalty Of
the political Party that surrsudered the
principle Of ''54-l0 or fight"
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II UWOSSSv 1OOGeUUs
s'''s* Dad y 13&::::.'-'t'~ -: Of d.
rFroo tAe Lsaveawossh DsHseia, Apsil ~
An Iadisn BY tho name Of Yellow Hawk.
some time ago became dissatisfied with biz
somadic lie. and opened tascAs near Font
Sully. one Of the most remote posts In The
Northwest. H..
He soon becsme possessed ot hosss and
csst, and Il wss bis custom % 70 - ne dif>
ferent posts within scoesaible distance and
disposs Of The prvducas Of bic fsrm. On
thsss occasions he slways carried with hin
. canvas tent, which 10 wosh pitch . The
approach Of seosM -, .sr
About three weeks go Ysllow Hawk
went upon bic lase journey. ns waS .
coaposisd y bic vits as6 doG. While
10 was h ~ nslghboshood q lost Sally,
. terrible storm. ssssndsd viii thssdes end
llghtaiag. paslsd over ths vicsnity. On ~
day following . party. q nea hsppssed %
eo0s scsoss uttje casvas eeat piiehsd upoe
ths sivse hask. i hsss . ssglscAsa appsas.
sscs, asd ess q ~ party sssppsd % y Il
and )ooksd IN. Whee ~ ~ tAese para.
lyssd hin viii tsrsas. fas - gsssd spss .
sishs ~ Vie q vhica y shall psobahly
sevse look upas aenia. iii. sl ...
AZ ~ ssdof ~ tsst were Yellow Hawk.
his wi6e. aaA ~ daG. gsnaeed taossh9.
Yellow Hewk ~ opgighk With - hoed
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0oW Oooeoa0o S0S41evA
4 oeesopoo ,dlse ~ \ deaelne asae.d.
asse spsa ebe aoa nenanD con1iaa.p..
describes spssi1upe e u saa,v, militia Of
shAs islasd q fojspvs
TIE sujdiens of San pooineo ase cari.
oas lss q fsllowa I iaaei,e FAleeaRs .ol.
diess nuse have hepo dseopaa Nh Pri,eaa
In coapasisos. lnekiae ess llpn tas n.
aeea ~ 90 the Co))pvipe eapafsna.s ~,
q them guasdise ehe peloee doom. ,ad uare
doing duty u IL oova aeepaa IL vav.
Hses h . tail ,eRro. wy blaek aad Wv
,his, With vbios slsusl hae. . shies q u.
eeeenin oolnr - spaaaea.l 49, eotso. ran.
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As ZsfastiLe Photograph.

rTSis is The way chassss W@sva sseddasd iaeso.
duess his hsso II "nsAass - OAR" u ~ sssaal
story ssw susalae IN ~ OrwsssS AsalAly '1lsaess
q Osk psooissp ws 70 - - osisal aaa saessesiu.
'aG - "Tsisessn Shaady dressed up II sinstssssh
osaesry assir&l
Paul was perpetual and neveE.wearying
delight to his estimable sire. He made he
baby IN object Of continual and enthusias.
tic s.udy. A child % short In every dirsc.
tion, yet capable uf opening % much mouth
and yawntng TO such IN alarming degree.
could hardly fail to bs = SUBJECT Of much
interest to newly made papa. A child
who cared 20 little which end Was upper.
most, and who never got redder In The face
under any circumstances whatever, because,
were 1t even possible, he could only have
become = deep and dreadful purple: that
could hiccough from The hour Of ito birth;
that oosed at the mouth, was rsshes damp
generally, and moreover, entirely destitute
Of backbone, was perpetual wonder and
puzzle. That dear, little head throbbed and
throbbed till its bump Of henevolence or
vsnesstion, Or whatever Il b that crowns our
faculties, seemed quite uncer:sia whether to
be small or great. but continued to beat like
the breast Of robin. Those plump little
Sandy legs, with odd little tees spreading
out In all directions, but mostly turned up
In Chinese fashion, were esernally kisyed
By Mamma R"'kh; whereupoa Baby Rookh
bawled Justify. and refused 70 be eomfosted
unless gagged with y pesr.shsped bottle,
having queer india.rubl'cr stem to It, and
something which looked for al the world
like straw In IN exg.nogg. NJ wsndss
he was such . moist little fellow, when he
was always soaking In mild milk .pdnches.
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SSeOsoas>UNDaO~
''1Ss Attis Chareh '1ssol ~ css,sr.''
- o1aae Z sAylaa
Asse sigAsssss Psss.sa
WIN syss sSeaissd 4 hs,y heuos!
Thenlhas hanaany
Aeess6s = III aiiho - bssehR.
WIN shss Sssy ~ Ssa1s 0dR-s0ma0ol
aae shss 1es Pssss. ~ ~ Lssa Asslsls
70 cshse the brsissa NJ
ny team = DsaSsesee, NagSalss!
W0s peee1ous svee bs0aa eseed,
q asA in1slgesses esuld isssso;
II saise1y hypsesisss saA sssA - aAses
ns's saas ehy chsseA Q chsie, . lssse sAievss.
laessy - ~ hsa -n
We ksso thae spite q eulpos sppooa
ny aAeiss ~ sv~ Ssn
Sew G1b eAsreA sssaasS ~ esv~sE
Al shsss thy wssds u living ssesass ssa,
TesAsef. s'esesify ~ Asaas sssl
q w~aaa,ss: as,asa
TIE Temples wAsss sly pss1s sneesssAas.
~ssA Casia - sas.A ssa dssue
- sssee 4 shy - assssseAsA
WIN veseosses eoasoo ~ es1o0 - eeGeo u
weee - thy sAosss. saasessed 0aiilsa
- ssss thes Charity
And tJeay Faieh-esss Chsiseiaa osskosas-
Doh pity teadssiy
Our hsmas fsaihiss-pssty weakness;
This 10 He Chsreh: thsss p1seip,ss lus Weed.
ssaa ssrtsy mao Be then aess jsss sAaa ood:
sushlisAt e'es the wases-
Asy1pAeay u swssts ard AswsrA
~heD 6nva ~ llneAnn hsa,.
To fall u light Jsdsss showess-
10 ch'ise. the Ssvtos, Iinsess. Only search
Asossd ~ cosner n eoae lRsje ehsseh.
BAxxAex, u. T Apsil Is. lG5l
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Tie Necessary Qwasieesejess.

The Boston, Tvases says Zone of our
smart city lawyers was surprised tho other
day By IN old lady entering bic ONCE lead
ing vicious looking yosth. She said.
Squire. I called to see II you would like to
take this 10y and mske . lawyer of him.
The hoy appear rather yoirg. madam,
said the law yer. How old u bel' Seven
years, SIR He s too young, decidedly tho
young. Have you no older boys,' oh,
ycs, cir, I have several but we have con.
cluded to make farmers Of the others. I
told ny old man thought this little fellow
would make hrst.rate lawyer, and %
called to ne II you would take him. No,
madam; he 10 too young yet 10 commenco
the study Of the profession. But Why do
you think this 10y any letter calculated for
lawyer than your other soss! why, you
see. cir, he's just seven years old 70 day;
when be was i've, he'd lie like oil na,ur
when six. he was sassy and impudent -
any eritter could be; and now he'll steal ev.
ery,hing he can lay bis hands on"
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ssIbe uoose that Jaek Dallf -

1ee following . eew vsssien Of an sjd stesy
wetes nay prove iatsestls: ~ ehoss Who ealeivaee
habit oe aslsg hlsh. .6ows asd lengthy sdjsesivss:
hehlSd sbe masslon reassd by dsdal Jack
~ ne 0aA stossd Ia many plsshesie saek
u tbs proud cirque Il lvan's bivouse.
Mark how IL Rats fslssioss Gasgs isvsAe.
The eus6ss s'sres u Jshs's psvillios lajA
Assa With velvet loot asd Tssssin ssssdss,
sshos os'nalkia u bic qsarsy siides.-.
G'stnalkin grin, that slsw ths aesce re6sss
Whese tooth issidious Johasa's saekejosh rest
L.! now ths dsep-nouthcd caaiae foe's assauk
Thst vexsd the avea:es Of The stolen sak,
Stored IN the hsllowed precincts Of tbs hall
That rose complete At Jacks creative can.
asse stalks the impetuoas Cow with erunpled hon,
Wheseon the exacesbating huund was torn,
Who hayed the feline slsughtes.beast that slew
The Rat pssdac'sus whose kcsu faags nm through
Ths esxtiIs 1hsss that iavs,vsd Tie grain
That lay IN Haps' iavivlase doDsip.
Here walks tsrsos The Dsassl. csowosa wih ~,
Lsctieesoss spetls lro0 vseciss dsgR who lssw
OF ehae cosnicslsts besse whose toetsoss hosn
Tossed % the ciosds. In Sesee. vindictivs scosa,
The hasrowiag hound. whoas braegast bast end stis
Arched The 1.-the spise and rssssd ths adisase fss
OF Puss. thae with vssminieidsl claw
Struck the weird Rat In whose iaaaeises NAV.
Lay sseking malt, thst ssse 10 lvans cousts We saw
Robnd iu senesrent xarb that seems IL seoeh
To0 long psey to Chronos' iron tooeh.
Behold the man whose amorous lips isciiae.
Full with young Eros osculAtivs si:u,
70 the Iorp maides whoas lsct -a:bic hsnda,
Drew alba.lsceic wealth from laeteal glands
OftAs im0ostal bovins, By whoss horn,
Distost, 70 rsslm ethereal was hosns
The besst eatal'au. vexer Of that siy
Ulysses qsadsspsdai, WHO mads die
The ID mosda30us Rat, Inst dared dsvoss
Anteeedsncous Ale, IN Johns domestic bowes.
10: hsrs with hinute heuess deGsd, suecisee
OF saposseseus locks, the Prisst wAo lisked
la Hynrns golden hands the torn unthsife,
Whose means exisions stared from naay silt,
Eves - be kIsscd the virsia sll lesiou
WIN ailked the COW with implicated born,
who n 6ne wrath the canine tosturse sklsd
That dared 70 vex the insidi0us 0usicids,
wh0 let The asroral c0ssaee throsgA ~ pit
OF he sy Rat that robtsd The palses Jack had bse
The loud eantakssous Shauehe osasss = last,
Whose shosts aroused Tie shosa scejssiast,
Who asaled Tie vows oe Hymea's sscsaasst,
70 hin wbe Fotsd In sssnrnss isdisest,
Ezsseslasss shs Asmsei Ischymose
The coalgales Of that horned bsuss Wseuee,
Thse eoesoA Ne dsk ehae worried ths eat, ~ kie
TAe RI, thae aee ~ na that ny 10 ~ hosss tAs,
JACK bsllt.
t0ysss WssIav Henes
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1t Is only our duty ~ journalists to ehrou.
icle Ill improvements in the Fine Art Of
str.ngulAsion. In tho County Of Green.
wood. Kansas, the vigilance COMMITTEES"
having seized Eight men known to no
thieves" shot three OF them. tho remaindes
being reserved for . mnre effective and on.
eInal dispatch. They were. In fact. hung
up BY the heels and left to pssish Ieisursly
BY cerebral congestion. Whatever the soft
hearted my tAink Of ~ humanity Of this
method. Il 10 impossible 70 deny ito origin.
ality; unless. indeed, the process has besn
bossowed from ths Romans, Who sosssimss
crui0ed csimiaals u . HE inverted poi.
tiou. A cunosy e1sminaason Of Mosaic hw
be- not revealed to - any Divine authority
toe ~ Ksasas ssyls Of working Of the
condemned; bat Whenever that hes In iss
turn become cheap and common. tho Old
Testamsnt b . perfect asins Of hints. Of
which modem sxecutiossss may avail them.
selvea-H r. 1si1ssA I.5-
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-04-28

Old Starke, IN honest German, had farm
Shout three miles from the village Of Ma.
pies. on the Illinois River, and, like most Of
bis countrymen who settle 10 this country.
was great on garden truck, batter, egg.
etc., which he carr'ed regularly to the town
to cell or barter for family suppliesI One
day he came IN - usual, and Peter Critser,
the storekeepcr thinking to get ''ssw" on
the old man, said:
''WclI Stsrks. got some more cggs!"
"Yah. have few"
II paid you bit for the last" said Crit.
ser. "but ws have l,ad convention Of the
storekcepers, aud they have resolved to give
only Ten cents in future. "Y.s.h. Veil.
mine hens they have had . meetin'." replied
Starks. ''an' dey resolves wot dey won't
wear 'c'nsclves out layin' eggs for less -
foofscen shcuts!" And tho old man stalke,l
OF, having Pete to stand the laugh OF the
crowd.