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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-05
AFTER THE REwARD.-The liberia

AFTER THE REwARD.-The liberal
rewards offered for the capture and
return of the prisoners who escaped
from the Nevada State Prison were
made the pre.eNt for a tOlerable good
Joke upon one OF our policemen, by
his brother officers. Yesterday morn
ing. II seems that the innocent youth
James Johnson. who upon beng cap
tured with some >tu. en articles. owned
that he took them for the sake OF get
ting arrested. in order to get food, and
afterwards proved to be chap VINO,
with a faithful story. had got some
money from one of the specials. was
gradually developing into such con-
summate >couudrel that almost any
ra~calitv might he attributed to hIn,
and some one le>tIngIN suggested that
he might also be one of the Carson e>-
capc> for whom large rewards were
offered and in humorous mood it WAS
agreed to state 10 one of the officers
who claimed q hand in his arrest that
such was the fact, and that he had
better assert hi~ priority in claiming
the reward. The story took. and the
aforesaid claimant was posted OFT to
the county jail. whence the slippery
gent had HON been taken. and made d
formal Refinement OF his claim TO
any reward that might be due. The
Jailer was uow posted, and interposed
the claim ut actual possession and Gus
to ly of ti. prisoner, asserting that he
would deliver the man himself and
get the reward, Ignoring the prior
claim entirely. This was calling, and
not to Ice endured. and an appeal Was
made L. his brother officers as 10 his
rights in the matter. Thus matters
stood fora good part ofthe day, afford
ing no lit,.r sport. when by some
means the Joke leaked out, and the
discoTutitie'I reward seeker had to ac-
knowled.e himself sold. He viii
probably not ~av reward" again for
a month Sacramento Record.
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|ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

,,,TE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
4 leased the 0rm-by House would interm his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly retitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure OF
all who may please to give him call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the substantialS well as the luNurles that
the market affords. No pains will be spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wines, &C.
Attached to the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
STYLES with good cues, balls and fine light.
Also GEN ERAL STAGE OFFICE for the Stages
connecting with all the difernt lines of Stages
and Railroads running through this state ana
California and any Information in relation TO the
same wIIl lie cheertuily given at all times.
vs. Particular attention paid to booking Pas-
seugers calling them &c. Nov. 3U-tf
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Public Library OF RentIcisJ J
The Citizens Bank of Ken
tucl1.v is Treasurer,

And the Corporators and Supervisors are the Hon.
Tho. +. Ertulette. la'e Governor Of Kentucky.
and twenty-S-vrn Of the most distinguished and
respectable citizens Of the state
The undersigned, late principal business Man
arer of the very successf,I q # Concert flr the
benefit of the Mercantile Library Of san Fran
cisco has been appointed Agent AMI ianager Of
thl> Grand GIFT Concern.
The drawIul. ami distribution will take place in
public and everything viii he done to satisfy the
L,ivers Of tickets that their interests viii he a.
well protected a if they were personally present
10 -Iperirtcui the emit affair.
Enough tickets have been = II 10 insure 4 draw
irs alt teldy The office in Louisville will c."-e
November 80 to clean up. The d, avng will rake
place December T., and palmeIt Of gifts com
mence December =. Isl.
Chas. R. Peters, Manager. louisville, Ky.
nL..ca Ill Win Srr...t- .I-LIL.r-,. L.-ck.
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NINE MARKET IN THE EA>T.-A
gentleman OF this city, who is prOnl-
neut operator in mines, showed to us
Yesterday several letters from banking
firms and mining stock brokers in New
York. which stated that the market
for mines both III the eastern cities
and in Europ,, was very dull. Among
the causes Of this depression, these
letters state that i'll England large
amount of active capital has been
withdrawn from circulation to pay the
recent iu>ta!iment Of the war indem-
nitv due from France to Germany.
This partly accounts for the lull IN
sales Of mines i'm England. In this
country the Chicago contiagration has
resulted di>aetrouNIy to the negOtla-
tjnn Of mining properties. But, be-
sides thc~o causes for the sudden ceS-
sation Of The iuVe>tl2ent of capital in
our mines. the troubles inaugurated
here by tie conduct Of the Federal jul
dietary of the Territory have fright
ened even surplus capital from risk
ing itself in Utah. our miners and
mining operators are beginning to
feel the effects Of the i'll advised and
unjust action of the crusaders in the
recent court proceedings i'll this Terri
tory.-[~alt Lake Herald.
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It is a fact not generally known
that much of the gold sent East from
San Francisco now goes through the
mail bags. 1t is put up in small
boxes. weighing two or three
pounds, and each box is sent as a
registered letter. In this way the
cost of transportation is about one
per cent, while the express COM
panies charge more than double that
amount. One hundred thousand
dollars thus passes daily through
the Omaha Postot1ice.
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A picture of life in Mexico: Two
gentlemen of the highest rank in So
ciety met in the evening in the street
in the capital. 'What o'clock is it,
Senor?" politely asked the first. The
other stops, draws out his revolver,
and covers his interlocutor, then
draws ont his watch and gives the
desired information. Number one
thanks number two, without the
least surprise or remonstrance at
the measure of precaution.
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S55O.OOO in Greenbacks

VIII be distributed to the holders of Tickets, il
Gf.s OF from SI0o. 600 the highest, TO SlOo, tn
lowest-beng ~ gifts in all
The Concert is Tor the benefit of the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-05

The New York bellies now carry
their umbrellas hung in scabbard
military fashion.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-05
100000 Tickets of Admission.
$40 4 ac II In Currency; HI If Tic kets.
S.; Quarter Tickets. $3.50.

Tickets will be sent by registered letter: the
money for them may be sent by Postotiice money
orieI greenbaCks. or draft.
Each ticket consists four quarters; value,
- 50 each The holder is entitled to admission L.
the Concert. and to the value of the gift awarded
10 il or its fraction.
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one square lU lines first insertion.....S3 90
Each Subsequent Iu>cTtiOn.-....-...........I %
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A Tough Mule Story.

iheirais a man out in Oregon who has a
male.--A feM--l -layS aaa. he ,2as drixiua ti.a
stopped. The man i"ft his wagon and at
tempted TO induce that mule to move on
but without success. He beat it, he coaxed
if. he threatened it aud he cursed it. but it
refused to bulge. He tied fire crackers to
IFS tail and exploded them. but the mule
merely turned IFS heal in a languid sort of
way, examined tht fireworks. ard calmly
wnked at the man. Then the man thought
perhaps the mule had forgotten something
and wanted to 20 back, so he tried to turn
him around; bat TIE mule expressed Il firm
determination not to go home. The man
became desperate. and thought he would
build fire under the mnle but as he would
kindle il the mule, standing firm upon three
legs. reached over with its ether leg and
kicked the flames out. Then he tore his
hair and swore--the man tid--and he rushed
to the wagon and got twelve pou,lds of gun
powder, and he dug hole under that mule
and built mine. Then he covered up the
charge and laid slow match, and stood off
a little piece while he lit it. There was n
rumble, n roar, then 4 terrific explosion .
and, amid the cloud of dust ani upheavcd
rocks, the mule was observed 10 fling its
ltnd legs in tho air aud to support itself
upon its fore feet in that pssision uniil the
blast was over, when it quickly lyrassumed its
old attitude, and a gentle smile passed over
its features as it perceived IFS master lying
down., groaning aud cursing the day on
which he-~the niaf--was born. 1t was no
use. The man went home and brought two
yoke of oxen. lie hitched them to his mule.
and they pulled; bat the mule dug its hoofs
into the prairie, and there it stood as firm as
Casabianca on the burning deck. Then the
man. i'll a furious rage. went and got three
movable steam engines and chained
them to the mule. Three half inch
cables wered snapped nsnnder. and the
mule still maintained his defiant attitude.
It's there yet. and the man has got CON
tract with a builder to go out there and erect
mill over the mule, because he regards him
now as one of the permanent fixtures of the
place, and he thinks he can apply the power
for the mill by Arranging tolhave the mules
tailtwrsted hard every f,,w minutes with ma
chinery .E5ii5sts fHa efs r}a. cess
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- -------- . -----
- (a-sti Ca5 for Snakes.

\ gentleman residing in Gre.'na county
gives tie following remarkatIesalc Story
lie says that he repaired IA the banks OF a
small stream, for the purpoSef of securing "a
small fry fer breakfast. Ills attention was
| soon attracted by water snake lying a few
feet below bim in the edge of the water will,
his head resting OF the htuk. lie had hooked
a young alligator once by putting small
fish ON his hook and playing ii on fhe top
of the water, ard it occurrc,!'to him that he
might hook the snake i The same way
Cutting a small piece f,oni', iisi,, and bait
ing his hook with it, he began to ,,av it
slowly around the snakes head. He gave
evident signs uf interest in the bait rey6!ving
around him bat made no move. Slon. hy
accident, the piece IF fish touched the back
of his head. llis,Srak es!ip took this as an
insult, aud showed his resentment hy.snap-.
ping at itfurinnsiy, and after three or four #
forts caught it in his moatb. The gentle
man frightened his line, and his snakesl,ip
discovered that he was sold. After per-
forming divers cvo'utions,. with'the hope, of
either running or fgh,ingshis way o1t of
the scrape, hr ackac@ iedSctl that though
his great ancestor had been too much for
the woman, the son Of t!1cs woman had now
become toe. much for. him.z and he gracefully
submitted TO be lifted on the bank and have
bis head bruised. The queer antics Of the
frst snake had now a,.factt,d second To
the spot. and rebaiiing his hook with piece
OF fish. the angler !c. it down gently till il
touched his head. az he lay upon the. water
with his head 81 little elevated. Soon. as the
hook touched him he seized it. and soon
found himself by the sidesof his compsnion
In less than half an hosr he caught four
all that he could find. Og~ Of them, go,
loose after being drawn ap to the land. and
got back into the water, bot he readily bit
at the hook q second time. and was caught
aSnin y 3lr1 asS
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II. -dcdet Lsve -sCttc.
\ Breae:, of Promise casc-The Raptures
OF Cupid.
IFrom the HnfaIe om.nerciaI A.lscrl:se

From the paf2o om!uercal Advertiser
Myers vs. iiarris-'rhis was one ot those
rare and peculiar cases--brcach Of promise
of marriage---end occupied the greater part
Of the forenoon. From the evidence, i,
appears. that the parties beth live in or near
Onondasa, tina, Harris had bee1 freGuen,
visitor for about two wears And half al
the house sof the plaintiff witiow woman
nearly thirty years of age, with three chill
dren. II seems 10 have been the opinion Of
the friends of the plaintiff land no duubt
she thought su fhsTself) that Harris ,woail
marry her: bat nc lItarris) from some un
account able caj,>s II few months agn, sad
denlv discovered flat be loved auailer
Young lady better, and verified this belief
short time sinca, by ul'.Eryiag that other lady.
Hence this action brought by plaintiff to
recover damages, t. apriy as n salve Il, her
wounded! affections. The fai!owisg tender
epi>tle. s-tit by he t,Yifg swain, viii inter
eat our readers. ,.sssi ~e /. cc,nmei,d il as. II
model love iettera sri
My DsAK Miss II Every time
think of yosl my heart hops up and down
like charm dashes. Sensations of unat-
terabir joy carer ever it ike young goats
on a stable roof. and thrill through /: like
Spanish needles through a pair Of tow linen
trousers. As Il gosliffs swimmitI in a mad
puddle, so swim IN sea of glory
Visions of ees.atic rapture thicker than the
hair OF a backing brush. and brighter than
the eyes Of q humminS birds pinions. visit
me in my slumbers. and, borne on their in
visible wings, your image stands before ne,
and l reach cut to grasp it. ike "a pointer
swapping at a b'ue-b bottle hy.. When l first
behelJ your angelic perfeciions I was be-
widercd and my brain whirled around hke
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rrlaE UN1vERalTY OF VIRGINIA

Comprises the following departments |. Sehmaaa
Latin School Of Greek. D. School If Aes'crI fta
guages. T. School OF Neral Philosophy ). Seis1a q.
History English LefAsHEss g. School al Cheats ~.
q School of Natural Phos phye. School OF sisksseat
les. School OF Common ara Statute Law. III sciseci
Of Constitutional and Civil Law and Equity IL School
Of Ply siooey and surgery 1sschssi OF Anatomy ai
Natera Medica IL Sehoe: # 3sedecine and Ohset
"A. School Of Applied MaiieESs.es- Is School Of Ana
iytical, Industrial and Agricultural Chemistry. III,
School Of Natural History aud Agriculture fufesso-s
TO be elected) Provision ma kr classes in Ninericgy
aud Geology, Hebrew, Political Economy, l.sesieai
Physics, Medical Jurisprudence ard SanskEit.
Diplomas and Certificates al proficiency are gives ia
the separate schools.
The following Degrees conferred: Bachelor Of
Letters 9 Bachelo0 of Sciences. } Master ef Arts.
4 Doctor of Medicine. ). Bacaelor Of Law. =. Civil
Engineer. Z. Mining Engineer
The expenses Of the student exclusive Ct text book
clothing and pocket money amount to FROM ss to s5
per session Of nine montha 6 ehich sun Saao TO $50
Catalogue address - -
ClIsxkES. s. yENAgLE,
a5 Chairman Of Faeuliy.
p o. Iniveristy of ya-xH
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familn iisaoine anb Mems ltrms
Josh Bi:iings on the Theory of Farming.
WHAT | Kn0 ABOUT PHARMiN

~, .,r,
v "9' ''o "t"o' f'a''i'i' 's N''a>is' ~
tle2
Mi buzzom friend. Horace Hreriy, has fit
a ho with the a5uy name. aad alth" /
| 'iasint had time perooze il, yet don't
| hezitate t" pron"ui'ee 1t bully
Pharinin tnnW dazel Is pretty much nl'
! theory. and therefore y amt astonishing
| that niaii knn .ive ~ New YORK ana b"
good chancar---J,.ao ,ao1 Asx .lpJ aise kno ahnu'
Lphg o. - :. z-za=-
Azz-~----- s,pS-.a' stS G.. ~ .;.'.'re{.
Is ,sr ~ AMI, ,TJox ,o.,,n~ ''pH
.,aSnenss at III. -;aA ianA--ritr .,'ii y w.
sixty years az rva "a s1nfs ana 'siia
knocks. F
There Is nothing kt"s' i4fii'''' i'i'ssa-i,s'
,inie "iii eve'sa'i'l -, i;..'a,' VIZ
nav 10 s'af a'isp one g -" ''t'''''sS -
hefs A''sahaS 10 fEa : ''''' ~ . '''''' ;
o'fs'''' "s'". 81.
Lssh !. e'n oNs''l..','''. ,,, ' - =
l'or ~ ~. IN ,..:f
-, -. sf''''s : - tssl
,ne op.s ,''.o
re- .',.,,,;a.s ,,ba.,n4 ,.av Ia sou.
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fcrlic; sor Plaintiff, ana 500 da,nasos.
IAN Editor III Heaven

Apropos TO am article going The ruanrs
under the above heading an excbaug. pre-,
scn;s the following Legend; @ .,. e..
Once upnn a time after the demise If on.
Of the ccrps editorial, he prosecuted him,el
ut the gate # Tie golden city. aud request
ed admission. The doorkeepe asked hin
what had hre,s his uecapatien white ont RI,
iirlaa He rrF,iicd he bad been an editor
We'll sad ;'le naan, we hsse cruwd ii
your kind bel I.Sy, and they all cane ia a.
dead heaes If you pay year pas ,rec
you can come IN; il not, yoa must piueo
Yourself under The control af "a per,.'..,l &. lre
you ruled t. yrancally down h.lo,a''--rs,,,;:,
ing the devil. - g
Not having the wherewitl. to sen IN, i,,sg
brother of thequili and SCISSORS posted, nif1
and presentes! himself at the elarancts 81
Clootie's dara domains. A very dark eeu
plexioned gentleman stood seu,ry. aud
asked in gruff voice. Who es.ss =
'.An humble Disciple Of Faust" was The
calm reply. = 's 1 "s
Than hold on you can't be admitted .
exclaimed the gentleman in black. eyne ing
considerable agitatiun, aud fiercrly scowl.
Ing upon kias. .s.-'-..... =.
why not ?" demanded i,le t,,,o ,vl.e
began tn get somewhat iiuflish. aud loc::e1
around for 'sheap's foot with wiic', tb
force an entrance. 4 r i
..WciI. sAr. replied bis sable ,a,.irslY
1--WE let one of yonr proitss;f.a ID hesf
many years ago. ana ho kcet = e.alis .si
rowewifa his foii.er .,ssi7sgaes ,s,.5. :,t,-.,s.
and IS We have more Of tie. t.l.,-
sons here than any other, We 'i.sys ~ 4, :.
law prohibiting the atifnIssi.sa 1T :siFs ~.
ors. only those ~ho have asyaNcri aus :,
terest in thrir papers on eaFit a,siss 50
those we keep i'll separate rse;h T. t.ir,..-
selves. You have published many thYiss
operating agains: us. aud always hlf.i!s.d
the devil with eYery,hiGe that went yio..s
so YOU can't come in We enforce this
rule without respect TO persons, f'r nar
own saf,,ty. Now .traveI''
Casting droll lear IN the oa,si Il, rst.
tine!, our typographical friend ss,nrtsd on
again, determined to get aDove. This iiHe
h, took with him an Old file of his paper
and presenting it 70 The suar1;a., Of tile
celestial city, requested that il might s.
carefully exisiineti, r,ii they cpu!,i St'e
whether he wns entirfsj To 81 free tie,sss
In due course ot iuie tiie costssu ctor essne
aIon,s and took him in, telling him $50 a.,G
been a martyr To the cause ol huns.. s,ri
provrment. and. tiaat resoiptipas ha3 .Ntcs
passed to admit ali Inembers OF the art pAee
servative who Ind abused the devil Wife
below. He added that as they wcr. pm
isbed enough by hriug with Tie devil ';,ll
their future nunishnrentis connnured. ite
further stated thai not one jsli0qant Bq'nf
paper subscriber could De faand ia Ueavsh,
=
Maria has strayed Or been stolen. WIN
ever returns her will get his iicad BROKE.
As to trusting her, anybody can do s' ~
they see fit; for as | rayer pay my ewn
debts, it's 10, likely iii pay hern. saa
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MINER ARRANGEMENT.
\. NJ. Il. Go.

the ist OF Nay. the L. Small Ste amer, ria ling
hne, will leave daily New iberia, at II, VI except
lay at II 7. M. VIII pass Icarn,r.t,r. -; S :. II.
emort, at T. NJ Charenton. 4, 80 = " MR.
PRS. at il;io T. NJ; Franklin, at - a. NJ; Centre
AT 3;i' y. NJ Psyersoov., at ~ A. n /. arriving
'ashcar City, ats;:1 A. ".
l.. y. TRINIDAD.
a Superintendent.
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Business is EUsiress.r
! IN

= li!ii '-z---,
Il i, Icnc finn" sjncd anYfi!r., Ia-rt.r
iiIn fhi> has apprarcd
ih" "li.or NJ the Colofn,fo H. .lf,I kqf
"ccaSi,T e. Iray. town for two az ti,-,.. .,s,..
a,.d m committed! his paper durin., ..is .I
:. srHcs Ia the oii;fgt, ot It vaung r.g4. 4,
Ihoyiy" IN journalism, whom hc hal JUS ,rr.
gagged Is bis assistant. Before Ira,i..~. t..
instructed TIE nutritious youno editor .af
T. perIait any chance To- 60 uiiupsls,e f.,
! fa1ce the pap aLl the very sail -.zs #
fhr spbscripiisn ricc unrn fi'r attention of
mind ;i..' fact thi the object If :hc rar., f..
( t" Extend it- e rcula,ion.'' he suii -apd
whenever y"r :. chance tn "a -ert pufT
of the HlraiR ii any notice You make. rfi
1t on as thick you can Keep t.. ,..,.r.ln
stirred up all the time rnu uu.i,.r-r ..E So.
that they will bsIirv- the Iferaid - r,ss-
greatest sheet in the United ~ t,~' IT,.
parting tear was shed. aad tbs e,lsi.i a,.i.
lhe following might, while hr wa~ fal ,.s-4.,
from home, his wife died yers ,aa.t-,....
Upon the assistant devnlvcd th,. det, "s gee
nouncing the sad intelligence to tl.- t,ts .s..
lie did 1t as follows:
COMB GiT Eur F3H,sn.
We arc compelled this ur,rr..s-, To- ,...r
form duty which Is rccu'iarIy pai, ftl f.,
ihe ahl" as>istsat editor. who ba~ h-,t..s...
-,acrtron this paper at an cn4s;nuu- ..E-
peEse, IN accordanca with nur ,rt, III iua;i,a5
10 .aakr the HerJid a first class ..ar.a.
Lasi night death suddenly and gne yi,,st,a..y
sl9tchc'f away tr,nss oar dofAstie .,-,a
st.f, i,.--, sss-$rrrISpi Diiji5 S7-4s-sz--
ss-.... uai Furnaces, ubSn oar i3,t 20 3D.
A., /
Buns, tl:r sontlr'nanly .,iijor"f the n ..-Ir
( FERNS. throec dollars year. iGy..l..i .it..
- advance A kind raol;@r and a,t ts.f.-
p;arv wife. toliicc over C6einan'z gr..-
Gerry. up two flights ot stairs. krorS hsr.l
We shall miss thee, mother, w sinai, t..jss
ia"-' dob printing solicitrd.} Eol.vrl..
al haf past 4. from the mouse jas ;,ersa, Tire.
street fr,ln the Herald Office. .GouG 10 ta
an angel now. (A,wer,isenie MS iHsar;ea
for ten cents square fsa
We'll, the editor arrived lisana s:,a' day =,
Noon. Slowly and sadly he obs rived Z.
arm himself with double harrrled tnwii,,s
piece, INTO which he inserted about two
psaajs and a haif of bullets. lie r41.,rcl.;-d
aver into fh- Of1icc, followed iy aH Il.slu eiast
crowd. The assistant editor yas- Lusy
1ainilsg i,s' piacard to bu tackled .nn t5,-
iearss.. r iibre the legeut. ..}a = yaal
jo.iias Of Sssnsts, over the .fyraiG ui.icp'
The. assisisnt editor east lis eye afollr saa
'ercsirec his chief Care sat apon :bai
san .cheea, aud thunder clothed las brow
lie lesei,d his gun. The a -siat,i g.,
ut wait Wi:!i one wild aud awi,. ss.t
- illapci from the second story ena,lsg
nd strnok on. for he golden sl,oro ~ TIE
'aciiic. IL is believe he evt.nis.ay Y -ss.u
yer TO Ci'ina
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Came the wealthiest man in Cantral Missouri
lie died many years ago, AT the advanced
age. of eighty five. In his will lie donated
r2oiaO to the county. tho in'erc>, If Which
be directed to be used in aiding poor boys
to acquire an education. The doctor was a
singular man. While be administered
quinn" TO other people, he ate cucumbcrs
every day for dinner himself enjoyed fine
health and died aged eiehtvfvc. What a
commentary Oh doetors
Gov. {. +. jackson, who was son in
law OF Dr. Sappington, resided in thi,
county ten years previous f. his circiiun in
lSbo Ills life was al yYcntiul one.
Rising from oh-cUrity by his own cx"riinis.
be reached the gubcrnatoral chair jus' in
time to behold the clouds If civil war ap-
pear in the political horizon, aud was soon
driven from his capital sy thc -,,rm What
followed Is too well kr ,'v:,atn Il, - y. !. g,
at this tip.e.
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