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REFLECr.-4You men who ar

REFLEcr.-- Young men who are to
cast their first vote on Monday next,
cannot Dc, better than to take both party
records and compare, them Weigh
each act, ponder upon the merits and
dement's Of each, apd come to q fair,
unbiased understanding, Then 20 and
vote. We have no fear as to the re-
suits of the inyestigation-The Repub-
lican ticket will be your choice.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Curl, in recent speech at Rose
burg, after stating that the Republican
party was an offspring OF Democracy,
applied some very opprobrious epithets
to the Republicans and among other
things called them a set OF mules. If
the Republicans are Of this species, aud
an offspring Of Democracy, what must
the pareutage be ;?
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
Speaking.

On Monday afternoon last, Hon. Geo.
I'll. Williams addressed the people of
Dallas and vicinity, upon political issues
His speech Was full OF good, sound
reasoning, and he ably clucidated the
questions of Importance now before the
people. lie spoke at length upon the
Swamp Lend, Litigant, and Dam. Lock
Swindle Laws passed by the last Legis.
lature. We think it unnecessary to
report the speech in full, as the citizens
Of the county were out en- neasse, and
heard for themselves. Suffice it to say,
that he convinced his hearers that what
he said regarding the questions at issue
could not be gansayed.
HON. JOHN +. CAPLES,
followed Williams, and made an excel
lent speech, in which were many happy
hits. Mr.. c. is too well known to need
any praise. lie always gets the best
OF an argument wherever he goes. In
the evening,
HON. = G. SULLIVAN,
spoke his piece in answer to Williams
We were informed during the dag, thai
be had Topped over to the Democracy
and we listened for thirty minutes tt
} bis rayingsa and thca came to the con
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

In the course of year the Treasury
Department and its brauches consume
nearly fifty tons Of writing paper, six
'A'usand gross of pens and one thousand
gross ot peucil5. -. -
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

No DAMAGE.- Democrats, or somc-
body else, picked up the hulk Of an
old. diamautled fri-atc, and converting
it into torpedo, heavily charged with
buncombe ans! BilIineseate, put a slow
match to the fuse, and sent it over to
Polk, to explode among the Republican
fleet. The explosion might have been
dangerous to that feet, as rho charge
was heavy, had the tlmbers Of the old
hulk been good oak, but they were OF
Oregon balm and SO water-soaked and
rotten that they crumblcd to dust, inn
medlatcly upon the ignition Of the mag
azine. The name of this raced trfg-
ate can be learned by address sing Gro
yer Teal 4 Co, or some other man at Sa-
lem.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

IVESTIGATION.--Io some time past
suspicious Of fraud have been indulgcd
in concerning the management Of the
Methodist Book Concern Of New York
The matter was placed in the hands of
COmmlttee, who report as follows
New York May 2S.--The special com
mttee appointed by the General Com
ternce to investigate the charge against
the Methodist book concern, Yesterday
afternoon received the reports submitted
by the Chairman of the sub. comm ittee
appointed to investigate the affairs %
the bindery department, aud reported
the accounts in most diseracetuI con>
dltion. In Que case, bunder of $50,
600 against the concern was made In
footing up "a column. Hutfman, who
appears To have forced bala nee, can-
not be found and the balance sheet has
been taken away. Twenty years reports
made TO the Conference were not L.. ecu
from the lcdger,, nor did they cores
poud with the ledger. i'rom the testl-
mony OF several master binders, it ap-
pears that SIS UU0 worth * labor has
not been paid for during the past
twenty~one months. Only the amount
necessary u turn 0ut work has been
paid. Huffman also sold leather be-
longing to this concern. Mr.. Carlton,
thesenior agent, diselalmS respon>i iblllty
rs !.c .ehcd upor Hotlmans hoacsry,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

The opposing candidates will speak
to-day at the Court House, come every
body for this is the last da y of the can
vass.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

[Gleanings from State Exchanges. ]

grand Celebration on the coming Fourth
Of July
The Salem water works have secured
the right to manufacture their own
water pipes.
An Agricultural Society will be
formed by the citizens Of Union coEnty
IA good move.
Rev. A. w. Sweeney, formerly of
a lbany, has taken charge of the Cum>
berland Presbyterian Church at Walla
Walla.
Work has commenced on the new
light house at Cape Foulwcather, in
Illlamook county, near the southern
boundary of Benton.
Prof. l.. j.. Rogers, of Salem, will
be amongst the passengers for San Fran
cisco on Saturday. lie is s2ing to
buffalo, n Y, having received fatter-
ing offers from that place.
Attorney General Williams was SER
enaded at Salem on Saturday evening
at the residence of Hon Edwin n.
Cooke. A large number Of his friends
Were present.
~ y. Brown informs the .stdfes''""
e"a' nc n"S ori'en all the Indians away
from Albany, and that there was no
cause for alarm in the recent report
OF smallpox III that vicinity.
Tbo :. .lo,. u..a, ,..
nov C.noraI ,y;ll;a,a. 'I'o1"0e' lo1, = =; ~; -;
snn.ob ., ST., Loe.e ",....
~ IN - - : - o''', $50 "'a AMY
oo,,a;, ,,,n. ,nL. =; ,''''N'' " :"
~" ''"' " 40 '''" "''''y '"o '''S
O'D ''S '"S' "eeA tue e"nlh "l
= =, ''i''S = "1'i' miner III hyo Ndhe}'
''''''F,' >"eo"h' was burned TO t"c
5f"""4' together win It's contents.
"'"' i''sS u ABOUT 2too- supposed 70 he
'he "o'A o' ah lheehd'afy.
lie Ittigant organ for Benton county
sets legal advertisements IN BREWER
'yre-t~o sizes larger than that pro-
/ vlded BY law-and in THIS rerpetrares
a trau upon lit'gants, - well as VIC
latea the plain letter ot the .-w.
At tho la., nc.,,,., ,c ,ho Rid -,
Trn..aos - G,.,..1l-. C.,fi' p,
Ian, rinIay ,.na,r.l -; ,7s;.,,'..,,-,,. 49,,
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n s,l . can,n.;,,a,. .,..,.,,,'.t
gc.,ond w;,h ,,sr,;.. -, r,,.... - w. :.
ar, -. ,,Iaoi. ~ =
The G"sefte SAYS; Mr. John fos-
ter, one OF the Bent"n county pcmo
, cratic candldates Tor the Legislature
hnds tAAt ne II ~ thc wrong pew. Ii,
remarked the other day hat politics va
not has forte, aud thar he would @jv,
his S-oV to "td III the canvass, very
chee;uIyi, provided they wou'd let Ian
out
The following jurors wcre returned
bv l. : Nar.hal yn,n. ,..,ort,,. ;,
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A GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
~ Barn, with plenty of ere wood convenient.
Situate about two miles southwest of Dallas.
For Particulars enquire of r. II. Tyson,
REPUBLICAN ORFicE.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
REAE EST1 TIE.
For sale.

yEvEN ACRES OF LAND. With good House
and Barn, all fenced ;apd uJndey good Inns
prOyelneut situated in the Town of Dallas,
Polk County, extraordinary opportunity.
gBvwo HUNDRED AND FORTY SIX
Acres Of Land one Mile North Of Eola,
Poll, County, good House, good Double Barn,
and other Buildings. A II under fence with iue
orchard, and in 4igh state Of cultivation.
A FARM CONTAINING 32A ACRES.
n one and one-Laf miles south of Da Has. A
good barn, LDuse, orchard, aud other improve
ments,
vEvWO HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN
{ acres Of pxalrie, t,.o and d half miles.
west of Batbel.
HOUSE AND Lot IN CENTRAL
Salem. near the two Central School
Houses The House contains Eight Rooms.
all Mastered, with Hard Finish Barn, Wood
House. and all conyenenees to make it
desirable.
FARM OF I60 ACRES. %. ACRES IN
a cultivation 10 acres of fall wheat 5 acres
ot meadow, good orchard. and well supplied
with water: Situated three u-ies southwest of
simpsons bridge on Big Luckiarlnte. For sale
At IA bargain il sold soon.
A FINE MILL SITE IN SOUTH SALEM,
a on Willamette Slough. A block Of Six
Lots, enclosed with Board Bence, good House,
Barn, &c
coon Sroct- PApu CONTAINING,
a hn - ti,,',,o roo r.
Orchard. &c.. situated on CyIeE Salt Creek, I
miles from Dallas.
FARM CONTAINING 200 ACRES. 100
acres under fence, u under the
I pie" good it"Ase barn ana line orchard,
situated Is miles "esi - Ia las
guyIIrRF HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
| IL land. 3oO acre. under fence. 25 acres
| c,II,iy,t,d Good In. karu with lumber tnr
! house. ron1 orchmd living water near all the
/ round : u les sGual- weSt Of Simpsons
| Bridge. By Lu.ks'u,ute.
GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION AT
/ 4 Eaena Vista. polk county. Warehouse
with capacity Of ioooe bushels trade already
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4 gents wanted. &

- N-tii'S Ndtf't''. --'aA
4 a.kuey L Si,nua tifue,Gs aud dealers IL
1 4 All kinds Of seeds. FIRST aud A.aiu sts.
HI antnr.cr, y. l3S FIRST ST, rnp"ra"r aud
IL dealer IN Staple Fancy Goods. Millinery,
eudec, L. IL Photographic ARTIST. ; "; cor.
| | F,r,r Marr ."o So Chili's pjcF srec1ty.
4 4 .ur,ct,en, l.. L. y Co. Ioa flrs, - Manu-
Ia tact aud aejes, in Jc,elry. Watehe. Sc.
z 3ooaf, q. h., - front -, who.,saie dealer
j I in Groceries, DoAr$, Wagon Materials, &c.
E8o olge. Calet, L Co. ~ Front ST. Wholesale
"a dealers Ia Drugs, Paints OILS, CLASS, a..
RaeeSE Ss,s ss%'es "~A Tsf",1s si,sh .''e,sa, aSa
rrt,ft'n ehatlenr"d Nj + Traver. II Front s.
&c urgreu Il shtndler. Nos l6G ~ First st.
Il Importers Furniture. Ee,tdinr sc.
4 International Ii ptei. cor Front MORRISON sts
4 VI. Rudolph, Pr. Free BG<ss attends steamers.
a. ohm, Us Co.. 81 Front St, wholesale and
IA retail dcl'r Fine Clothing. Furn'g Goods.
y a ason Doree Restaurant. private rooms tor
WI Families cor list 4, Pine sts- q. Noos Pr.
"a z artn, T. and Co. dealers in Wines aud Ii
w qunrs. @. s N. Gus Block, and san Fran
"a a eIer j cchmeer III Front St, wholesale
" aud retail Confectioners.
"a u ilier. Jonn b., ~ First st. Matchmaker
I'VE and Jeweler. offers 20 the public u fine
assortment Of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
"a a oelIer IL Co.. Front near c. st, dealers in
lVh native and foreign Wines and Liquors
" orthrup, h. j., iiaruware, Iron, oteel, liubs
" Spokes Hardwood Lumber, Sc, Portlapd.
4 occidental Hotel. corner Of First Morrison
gstrects smith Cook Proprietors.
n EaIrIsh, Aathtns2 cornell, Real Estate 4 gts.
90 Front st. bet Alder Washington
DHoTOGRAPHIC GOODS. c. Wood
ward Co., l0l Front Street
Z D ice, }. NJ 1T Front street, wholesale deal
A,er in Tinware and stoves
ichter, Paul los First street impt'r of Ber
E0,lin wooden carvings paror ornaments, sc.
4 ider, q. G. Real Estate and Money Broker
Il q 92 Front street, Portland.
osenbanm, |. s. " Co., To5acconists inn
a oporters of Foreign aud Domestic liquors.
uss House, Front st. On First Glass prin-
a q eiples. Thomas Ryan Proprietor.
g. herlock, 5. 6f Front 4 62 First sts- dealer
bm Harness n Saddlery, & Saddlory ware.
-
= imon, D., o6 front ST, dealer in Doors Sash
oand Blinds. Window and Plate Glass.
a. insheimer, II. lj7 First st. imp'ter of Planes
NJ organs, Sheet Music, Musical Instruments
a. TONE. Ii. He. No. IO7 Front Street.
oWatchmaker and Manufacturing Jeweler. il
appointed Agent for Waltham, Elgin, +. How
ara &Co. Chas. E..Jacot and California Watches
also for all the production and imports of the
California Jewelry Company, San Francisco.
send Tor circular. Watches repaired in tho very
best manner, WARRANTED to give satisfac n
aEM9sXzxxgEgWEzNUxar
S kSdmore,S. g., l23 lst ST. Druggist Apothe.
Ocary. Perlumery aud Toilet articles
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The Gozefh SAYS; Mr. John Eos
ter. one OF the B<utan county Demo
cratic cauddates Tor tbe Legislature.
finds taAt ne il il thc wrong pew. IL
REMARKED the other day hat po.lie, va
not his forte, nud thar he would gave
his 500 to aid III the canvass, very
chee'uIyI, provided they would let h,n
out
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIRECTORY
Published by L. Samuel,
General Advertising 4Agk 93 Front ST.
Ackerman's Dollar Store ;'s;, ;$;.;; 4; I:
ers Of Fancy Goods, Toys, Crockery, etc, ETC.
A stor House, First st. Bet Oak & Pine. Ev-
~ ervthine neat y. LongfelIow Proprietor
EOOKS, ST1T7ONETY : PERIODTC1LS
BANCROFT & MORSE,
Agents for Mabie, Todd and Co celebrated
GOLD PENS.
Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor Co.'S School Books
just P,ebtiahed, a Jul tiae If Legat Bta"ks for
This Statc.
D armnn, the only direct importer Of Clothing
1 &c. cor. Front Washington streets
Shass. &. Barrett,
WHOLESALE
Bookseller 81 StatiOneF,
LARGEST STOCK. IN PORTLAND.
No. 7s Fro,t and No. . Woshingtoa streets.
pECK, WILLIAM 4 son, l29 Front street,
I'D Importers and Dealers in
GUNS, RIFLE = AND REVOLVERS
Of every description.
Fishing Tackle Fancy Goods, Beads, Bird cages
Baskets. Croquet Games and baby carriages
Agents for the 'Califurna Powder W orks," ais"
for the wheeler Wilson Sewing machines"
- eek John A. 129 Front st. practical Watch
E q 4 ~, fE-H Ha
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yEvEN ACRES OF LAND, With good House
1 and Barn, all fenced iApd u,ndeg good Im>
provemeut, situated in the Town of Dallas,
Polk County, extraordinary opportunity.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

An excellent MOUNTAIN ROAD leads die
rect to the Mill. 4 LIBERAL share of patronage.
solicited, SHRADER a. co.
3tf.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-23

How tho Great Texan Cattle Herds
are RaIded-Cattle Stealing by ths
ThOusandS-HOw Ii IL Being Bro'
ken Up.
Special Correspondence Denver News.l.
LAS VEGAS, New MEXICO, October s
For a number of years the settlers re
siding in the border counties of Texas
have suffered immense losses from pre-
datory bands Of renegade Americans
Mexicans and Indians, who made a
practice Of stealing cattle, horses and
mules without let or hindrance. They
came in time to organize in bands OF
such numbers that resistance by the
frontiersmen was practically useless,
aud when attempted was accompanied
with almost certain defeat and loss OF
life as wellas property The manner OF
procedure was generally to get together
a band Of wellmounted men within the
New Mexican and Mexican lines, who,
after appointing q rendezvous across the
border, would proceed singly or in small
parties through the weakly guarded
lines, to the place appointed and remain
concealed until the band vas complete,
the dense thickets and sparsely settled
condition Of the country rendering their
plans perfectly easy Of execution. From
their rendezvous, under cover of night,
as many cattle rs they could handle were
seized and driven rapidly day and night
until beyond the reach of pursuers. Ar
irving at the border they were crossed,
and once among sympathizers and
friends il was utterly impossible for the
small parties that could be collected by
the owners TO effect anything, either
through legal means or By violence.
Another method, considerably practiced,
has been for small parties to steal each a
few head, drive them into inaccessible
retreats until a respectable drove was
collected, when itwculd be driven across
the border into New Mexico. The cattle
stolen are disposed Of in various ways,
the principal method being to sell to a
class Of uuprincipled men, who furnish
the thieves with an outfit TO steal with,
and Afterwards purchase the proceeds Of
the robberies at low rates, thereby max
ing immense profits. During the last
eight years hundreds Of thousands Of
cattle, horses and mules have thus been
taken from the counties Of Jack, Young
Palo Pinto, Thockmorton, Eastland
Stevens, Brown, Coleman, Concho, Ma
son, San Saba, Clay and several Others
on the border, impoyerishing, and, IL
many cases, totally running the settlers
Reference to civil courts was Of NJ
svail, and nothing vas heard Of CLAIM
after claim filed With the border claim
commission. Endurance ceased 10 be
virtue, and il seemed 10 become neces
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-23
Splendid Premiums for Paintings
By native artists and amateurs.
Five Attractive Flowing Matches
Six TIotiing Premiulns,
ONE FOR EACH DAY.
Stock Premiums-also, for Poultry,
Very complete and liberal.

The Directors cordially invite superior dis,
play of Agricultural Implements, Household
Fabrics, and ornamental Workmanship under
their liberal offer of premiums.
Premium Lists may be obtained by applica-
tion TO the Secretary, at the Chamber OF Gem
merce. :,
Half-fare rates will ,be charged by the rail
roads, but the person purchasing tickets fol-
the Fair must be certain TO call for such tickets
at his place Of starting, and have them
stamped by the Secretary on the Fair Grounds,
otherwise he will be charged full rates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-23
THE TWINS.

From beautiful lake in the mountain
Two rivulets came down, ~
With rustic and flutter like ribbons Of blue
By delicate breez ss blown, ! h
Der beds Of golden luster, rl4t
In the shadow Of rock and tree,
They sang the same tunes with their nlVery
tongues
And clapped their hands in glee. tftf1
Der rocks with moses mantled
They eddied and whirled like waltzing pair,
Till hand in hand. with laughter and leap.
They mingled their misty hair.
O'er the self-same ledges,
Singing the self-Eamc tune,
They passed. from April TO breezy May
Towards the fields of June.
They whirled and danced and dallied.
And through the meadows slid,
Till under the same thick grass and flowers
Their future course was hid.
| saw two beautiful children
OF one fair mother born
Like two young clouds of golden hue
That smile on the breast of Morn.
The same IN age and beauty,
The same in voice and size;
The same bright hair upon their heads,
The same blue in their eyes.
Singing the samo song ever
In the self-samc silyery tune, %
They passed from April into May.
Toward the fields Of June.
They whirled and danced and dallicd.
The beautiful wales amid.
Till under the same thick leaves and nower'
i heir future c0urse was hid.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-23
NOTARY PUBLIC.
HuNSnnM CARY-

Notary Public, U. s. Commissioner,
anc Commissioner Of Deeds.
once -as south Court st
RS RrTr7RNFD TO MEMPHIS IN RE
1 seeed health. and Hiil Be elas 70 zee BE
friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-23

A Boston merchant having advertised
for a porter, was called on the next day
by stalwart Yankee, who said, " I say,
boss, be you the man who advertised for
a porterf' Yes" sternly replied the
merchant and / expressly stated that
all applications must be made BY mail. y
Jes so, boss" responded the Yankee,
an ef amt male I'd be obleeged ei
you'd tell me what ami" He got the
1 situation,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-23
pRrCFs or ApwIssION.

For 4-horso coach or omnibus.........,.....Sl o
For 2-horse hack Of carriage tpublie) 81
For each person, whether IN carriage, on -,
horse or loot. "
For children under IL years of age and -
over a
Children under years Of age, free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-23
The Io,ephine Coinure.

The Pompadour coiHure is partly SUI
perseded by new way of arranging the
hair, which is revival OF the coiffure
worn by the Empress Josephine The
back hair is combed straight up from the
nape of the neck, aud high circular
effect is given by q cluster Of fine pulfs
on the top ofthe head, surrounded by q
thick tress of hair, not coiled nor braided,
bat high-backed shell comb ornaments
the back hair on full-dress occasions, and
tiny short curls are added to the back.
The front hair is parted in the middle,
and plainly arranged without frizzes, a
fashion becoming to vide, low, Greek
foreheads. Sometimes two or three I'm
ger pufs, very soft and light are placed
lengthwise above the forehead. For
evening coiffures flowers are laid directly
on top OF this high structure, and are
fastened fatty there.
3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-23

In addition TO the Premiums contained in
the Premium List, the Directors call attention
70 the following additional Special Premiums,
which they have concluded TO offer, viz; " 4 :
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-23

sI Tho Society viii have q General Agent,
who will take speeiai care and give particular
attention TO all Stock and articles on exhibit
tiOn at the Fair.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-23
origin of the "Fishtins Edltor."

nj . I'll. D,I xou,.onor ad;tad bv
m, lhe oonIl nu' ne"spape'i Sui 49,, y
lRsouore a nooN, iieq ucn',y rh;s Iuuhiseu ~, ~
oHehAlye perSonai'lles IN leniare'ns hI;r Hn
lne coh1uc! anu onararier y. PUN
men ~ military neIo "no mou,u XII. r..
s'se III p'sclnH himse' uspiSuous,y
peiore lne "orio ga]e' lece,seu q "
plous snare ut s, wnat MS eonsiuelIu M ma Hi
lgnau1 anu 4L iioe,Ious auase =" tI;a sGe oo eoi
9mns inns Q, .ae sS,a a1,nJ ne~spaper aranna ' AZ AZ
dsGs spirit resolved on nond reyepge pnt An da
oncer ee hsoIs anu Ev u oa1i;nr nnon ro h;rsI;ng @
mean l,i nlinsel oy ca.inS upon aeo,;nI = 1rs;,n
sGti1plel W b;n nua.n az Sa.s'on, u,;snsao, =,
mo- ne Wouiu horseTu,R .ne "iisV,Jau'
"a MS MS own ueh--'ne Dun "ou'u pe '"Ae''
" lue morn
Donning his uniform and armlng him-
self with huge whip, he called at the
office OF the paper, and scarcely con
eeallng his agitation, inquired Tor the
editor. de was invited by the CLERK 70
take seatin the room de complied
and was kept waiting while the G. SIX,
who recognized the visitor, ran up s;$irs
and informed the editorial alresponslnlIlly
Of his name. and evident, pGrport. After
an aggraNaeinB ue'ab T"'Vu oerfeu Gun,
slderably to increase the Ill temper, oi
the officer, the door opened, and o
coarse, rough'looking man, over SIX ieet
in hight, with q proporuonate breadth
OF shoulder, and armed with oiudgeon,
enTerea u9 tne rom a.
malhihg uP 70 sne sutp SUPP psis1u oe ,d. anu a.srJ
"s.IorI nc sa'u, ~ 49, = ro'oe " nt. ,u 90
% 'e 'ou '"' e"P ~ '0'
me A. .a;,o. &C
louI ~ = n'sn W See 'ie eu''oi VI
lne eDPe Pape'r' ~.
.pri hae nisi 4 IN sne WIZ ina@
nH mere , musa pe SI%e ,En Iu,s'SAs hsoJ L;,,oor
this Rnli" said The fellow bringing the
nobhoJ and of HE blndgeon in fearful
SS ,soS;r,;tv 70 tba ollceris ! osnut
SYon he ed;tor9 Imnossiblep
4 "no Won mean IN saw I'm telling a
I;o 9S roarad tba rnfian nc he AGAIN
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