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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-25
Do Not Re.over-Oonfdent

We admit that the glorious tri
umphs achieved thus far this year
by the Republican Party, are calcu-
lated to inspire confidence and reli
ance on the good judgment of the
people. But there is as much dang
er to be apprehended sometimes
from over-confidence as there is from
want OF confidence.
Over-confidence sometimes pro
duces want of exertion. Do not be
over-confdent in that way. Remem-
Der that you have a vigilant and ac-
tive foe to encounter-one who will
notrest until the polls close on cleo
ton day, and you must be equally
vigilant.
Republicans of Sandusky County,
you made a glorious record on the
8th, see that you sustain your record
on the 9TH of November. You ought
to improve on it, and you can if you
will. Keep your organization per
feet in each township. Have out
your challengers and your check
men, and have out your teams to
bring in the voters. Do not depend
on one or two to do all the work, but
each one of you help. You are each
interested in good government, and
would sadly regret change. You
have an interest as well as any 9th
er, and you should manifest the
deptkof your interest by activity
and zeal. Give one day to your
country, and its prosperity is as
sdred. Once more we would urge
YOU to get out the vote.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-25
FIRST suRDIYTsTON.

In IHE COUNI1 OF ERIE.
DISTRICT COURT.
On Wednesday, April I'd.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday, Februa- Sd,
On Monday, May 18th,
On Monday, October goth:
IN THE COUNTY OF HURON.
DISTRICT COURT.
On Monday, March Path.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday, February gath,
On Monday. June2 I'd,
On Monday, November 10th.
IN THE COUNTY OF LUCAS.
DISTRICT COURT.
Ga Wednesday, Apal 9th.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday, Febr 1arySd
On Monday, Nay 5th,
On Monday, October 10th.
IN THE COUNTY OF SANDUSKY
DISTRICT COURT.
On Fl.day, March 2sth:
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday, Janual Goth,
On Monday, April 2lst,.
On Monday, October 18th.
IN THE COUNTY OF OTTAWA.
DISTRICT COURT.
On Monday, Apr' It'll.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday, January 18th,
On Monday, May 5th,
On Monday, October 9Th.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-25

The State of Ohio, !
Sandusky County, IS.
LJ.R. GEPHAKT, Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for said sandusky county,
hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy Of
the original order made by the Judges Of
the Court CT Common Pleas for the Fourth
Judi-ial District of the State Of Ohio, fix
ing the days of the commencement Of each term
of the Cor It of Common Pleas and District Court
for the year 1873 in said Fourth Judicial District.
Witness my signature and the seal of said Court,
u.sl at the City Of Fremont, this 10th day Of
October, "A. D. 1874.
&s.4s ], R,GEPEART, CLERK,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-25
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
IN THE COUNTY OF CUYAHOGA
DISTRICT COURT.
On Monday, September sth.

DISTRICT COURT.
On Monday, September 9Th.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday, February 10th,
On Monday, May 5th,
On Monday, November Sd,
And that said order be published for three con-
secutive weeks in each of said counties in the
Mariner prescribed by law.
Witness the official signatures of majority of
the Judges of the Court of Com mon Pleas of said
Fou sh Judicial District, at the office of the Clerk
of said Court, in the City of Cleveland, in said
county of CuyahOga, this 18th day of September,
1872.
GHAS. e. PENNEWELL,0
JOSHUA R. SEENEY,
s. W. MCCLURE,
wa. COLLINS, Judges.
HORACE FOOTE,
W. +. STONE,
R.F. PAINE,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-25

The official majority for Hartranft
in Pennsylvania is 35,625.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25
~The epizoouc-hence these steers.
~The Arizona Diamonds will emf sylass

~The epizootic-hence these steers.
~The Arizona diamonds will cut glass.
ga child In Wisconsin was lately choked TO
death by peanut shell.
g. - The prevalent hippoyImosis has attacked
the horse chestnut trees.
~1l1s prisoners are beneath the sunny locks
Oh AUBURN Prison, n. Y.
0Suset beggars should always car
~ ie,-st for dollar bill. Scsnse,
&Since the II of May .nere have n..,on
deaths from small pox IN st. Louis. va
.NAnother body was taken from the ruin. =,
not idensiss 1rs, YESTERDAY afternoon, but Was
~The chickens are getting mar. 49,.
aDout me tnroat a. the day for The Tbsnkss,x.
ing poniuyhippic draws near.
The early bird can secure hts worm vttn-
any stIeet S Sess oy buying afsw ensstnu6 Of
ga young .sdr ct Princevine IN. s.,, M
her lover With instructioss.s net 70 return anui
ne means business" -
forklines squirm at q supersbupd<np of
Iood, and turkeys begin to LOOK sskapce m tnnfr
"wnen, iof Inanksgtving 10 coming you kpo,~
th,o-n =, esch ,oiow potatoes, with potato bugs
in Michigan. on's twenty-five
@Mrs. james A. Gates, the act,s.s -
nee 70 Tracey w. Titus. manager OF tss nn,n--
nisht for M.wnh,n In 81 Louis, and left last
49,. The supreme court OF New Han,sn,,.,
$4,000 $4,000 mat no action can be m.in,',,,.s
s1s Ovn where the schooi com ,,-.,
duct LAD 4 ne nc pssc schools for miscoS.
'nsy oesife an educatiou It the public esnsn..
No., Inc Duluth Tribune, wishing Z, comnss-
n A. shs srocery wares OF that little town a..
cracked .h Ss!,e; he has splendid article OF
dirt, can't be beaten" tDiet he mesar fsic, T %
- ts.csly man at once counterm anded he ora.
=" 'sno saek 70 tls EDITORS house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

A HoRsELEss CAR sliding merrily along the
street seems 20 he phenomenon 40 ineNplics-
bic 10 the equine mind ss 20 quite disturb its
equilibrium. In view of this, the New York
Express seriously asks "Why has il never oc-
CURED TO eDterprising dummy builders and
street railway directors that two stuffed horse
skins susI ended i'm front of steam street car,
after the manner IF the two sham horses at
tached to the car OF the Juggernaut, would rem
der the machine As har mless and unterrifc a.
the most ordinary hack or mule cart? The ex-
could scarcely exceed $40, and IL would add q
the weight OF the car little, il any more than a
simple passenger" IL certainly would be "a
dummy builder" who would construct such a
combination. Horses must get used 20 steam
cars in cities. In few years they will have no
choice about the matter.
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Election Notes.

GR0RGIA.-The OH cial vote OF Georgia with
Two small counties to be heard from, gives
Greeley, 1886; Grant, 81, 1885, O'Conor, ,999.
NIRGINIA.-There is no election new yet from
buchanan county, Va. The question of send
ing commission down to discover what has
become of old Buck is seriously apitated. Gree
ley IL credited with 21i votes and Grant with So
in that county. Probably these returns will be
thrown out by the board of canvassers III
buchanan county is not thrown out, the vote OF
Virginia will stand thus:-FOr Grant, SO, ies:
for Greeley, 81 ,65i; making Grants majority
1,sli. Well done, old Virginia.
MlssoURI.-The Official vote for governor and
lieutenant governor is as follows :-Woodson,
16,1li; Henderson, III ,Z11; johnson, 157 ,Oi);
Slower, 10, ii6.
TEXAS elects six democratic Congressman
A. s. Willie, OF Galveston, and X. ID. Mills of
Navarro, at large; W. S. Herndon, first district;
w. z. Mclean, second; ID. &. Giddings, third;
John Hancock, fourth.
Ngw YORK.-The state canvassers declare the
vote Tor PRESIDENTIAL electors as follows Re
publican, 440, 500; democratic 3s2 .279; O'Conor
LISA; temperance, pol. Total, S2i ,5G3. Repub-
lican majority, So COS.
TKNNEssEE.-The following is the official vote
OF the state:-For Greeley, 92 PIG; Grant, $685.
MAYNARD, tor congressman at large, has l., "a
majority over Cheatham, and A., 925 over John
son.
ILLINOIS. - Corrected official returns have
been received from every county in the state -
Grant received 2il ,2is votes; Greeley, lsi,770;
Grants majority, 81, AIS. Oglesby, for COVER
ity, &C, 600.
LoUIsIANA.-There Is no doubt that the entire
fusion state ticket (by from 900 to IL 900 ma
jority) with fusion congressman are elected ex-
cept in the Sd and 9Th districts, Darrell and Mo-
rey being elected. The legislature stands in the
House % liberals and 35 republicans, and the
Senate Il liberals and 10 republicans.
VRRMONT.-The result OF the election i'm this
state, as officially announced and declared, is a.
follows:-Grant, Al ,4S0; Greeley, 10 926; Grants
majority, 30,55i. There were $50 votes for
O'Conor, and = scattering votes. For Con-
gresham the result was list district, Charles
W. Willard, rep, 1i,061; Homer W. Heaton,
dem, 3,6l5; Wizards majority, 10, 4i6. I'd,
Steele, DEM, 1929; j. W. Pierce. 1854; Po-
lands majority over both, sos. Sd, George w
Hendee, rep, II AIS; Henry q. Asms, dem,
3,lS2; HeGdee's majority, SOL The delegation,
as usual, is therefore entirely republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

LITTLE DANBURY BOY ran away from
school Monday to 90 chestnutting. During the
expedition he fell twice out of one tree, to the
imminent danger Of breaking his neck; was
licked by one OF the other boys, whose breath
stomach; ran a silver into his knee, and was
bitten violently on the neck by q new kind of
bug. When he got home his father anointed
next day the teacher escorted him twice around
the room by his poorest ear. He saws the chest
nuts are so worIny this year that il don't paw TO
go alter them.
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TWO MORE MISSING rEN.


NEw NoRK, Nov. s5-AuguSt Sfanlinser
proprietor OF well known restaurants orl Broad
way and Broad street, IL missing Robert Il.
Morton, mileage Clerk OF the Morris and Is
sex railroad. ~ missing.
AND ANOTHER MURDER.
Anthony Eaton, who Ma knocked down.
beaten, and robbed by members 81 a target
company, II dying from the injuries received.
Two OF his assistants have been arrested
ls9 HoNICIDKs II LESS THAN Two YEARS.
OF one hundred ana eighteen cases OF homi-
eide sent 10 the district attorney OF this city TOT
disposition since January LIST. $50. only forty
two convictions have followed. The total mum =
Der OF homicides during that time l. 49,. Six o.
The mGrderers committed suicide. ten were dis
charged by the ccToners, and twelve OF a. IL
murders were committed by unknown person.
AND VET ANOTHER MISSING NAN.
George Leines, publisher, Is another missin 3
man.
ROsENZWEIG.
TIE ahcrt,oniS'. Was remanded - iail fo- n I.
trial to-day, Judge Fancher denying the apr.i.-
cation Tor bail under a writ OF LAbess corpus
TIE NORTHWEST CORNER.
The treasurer OF the Northwestern railrol p
company gives notice that the COMPANY 4 ID.
Withdrawn their notice 90 the stock ex change i.4
relation 70 the registration OF ,i50 shares Q.
stock.
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WILLING CAPTIvB.-On SATURDAY. niebt
last haystack belonging to Miss Mile Hays,
near the suburbs of our town, was set on Dire
aud consumed. After the IRE had gotten well
under way the man who applied the torch pre-
crime and asked for admission. When ouee-
toned next morning he said his name was Wat
kins; that he was on his way from Baltimore to
friends, and that he fred the stack to procure
winter quarters. Watkins is q genteeI looking
man, we'll dressed, and apparently about fortS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

BRUTAL MURDER IN THE COAL RsGIoHs-
John Clarity was brutally murdered near
scranton, Pa. on Saturday night. His BODY
was found on the road, near his house, yester-
day morning. His head had been crushed with
q large stone. Patrick Gavin has been arrested
on suspicion. His cap was found near the
corpse, and he was covered with blood when ar
resfad
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A Card.

"A Gard.
Clergyman, while residing in South America,
NJ visionary, discovered safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
fer preparing and using this medicine, In q sealed
envelope. TO any who needs it, Free Of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
msr22-1y New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-A special dispatch from
London. the oath, says: The United States
steamship Yantic arrived at Aien Friday last
bound for Zanzibar. She II now cOalinc, and
after being supplied viii immediately leave.
The order OF the United states steamer COlorA-
do, flagship OF the Asatic squadron. has been
charged, and IL Is ruinOred that she will also 20
to Zanzibar. The British steamship BritOn Is
AZ Alden. awaiting the arrival OF Sur Bsrtle
Frere. Naval officers are enthusiastic over the
anticipation OF an expedition against slavery.
The khediye will also send troops 20 Zanz bar.
He desires 10 anticipate the English expedition
in the seizure OF the lake region OF the Nile"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

FUEL IN EURoPE.-While alarm is felt in
England, France and Germany lest there should
be failure OF fuel through the exhaustion OF
the coal beds OF Europe, similar fear begins to
prevail in Russia, which depends almost wholly
upon wood. The rapidity with which the forests
are being cleared in some of the provinces
threatens severe and not very distant scarcity
OF the indispensable material. Some of the
papers propose to substitute coal for wood in
the production of steam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

In PARIS electricity has been resorted to in
order to break in couple of zebras and kians
which would never before submit to Bit or
rein. By means of a bit composed of brase
wire, and communicating with an electric pile
these capricous animals are driven about the
JaTdin discrimination. Directly thew mis-
behave they receive dose of the voltaic cur
rent, which reduces them to obedience. The
inventor OF this system is already able to drive
tandem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

The LATEST New Orleans Conscience game
consists in Disgusting oneself as . common la
borer and taking q seat in car, or q position
somewhere in q crowd, and after cropping
around on the ground to exclsim, al have
found gold ring" OF course the by-standers
capper of course, who pretends to be Judge. at
once prcnounces 1t genuins, sand worth SIS"
The finder "being q poor man will sell il for
q bargain, at once buys, and he is Sold he ind
ing upon presentation at the jewelers. that the
ring is a frst-class imitation, with eighteen
karats stamped cleverly inside, and in currency
valued at about twenty cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

WHAT WHISKY DID.-Three colored men
employed on MIR. Alfred Bernard's farm on the
Rappahsnnock river, about two mile, from
Eredericksburg, Va, went to that place on
Ihursday night in small r0w-bcat. Before
and while on their way home the boat was u q,
set, drowning two of them, the third succeeding
in reaching the shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

BosToN, Nov. 25.-The steamship Batavia
which arrived here dsy from Liverpool, rs
ports that on November 18th, in latitude a. n
longitude al =, she fell in with the wreck o a
the bark Charles Ward, from Quebec
bound to Sunderland, dismasted ar
wster-logged, the vessel having encountered a
hurricane on the 18th. All Of the after part al
the vessel had been washed away BY the sea
and the SURVIVORS OF the crew were found clin.-
ing TO the rigging where they had
been exposed TO the winds ~ q waves for thirty
six hours, during which time n of the crew were
washed overheard and drowned. The saryiv5-s
including the master, Capt. r. Bell. first an
second mates and Fix of the crew, were safely
transferred to the steamer and brought TO this
port.
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AppOintment of n Major General.
BRIG. GIN. IRWIN M'DowELL TO SUCCEED THE
LATE MAJ. MEADE.


LATE MAJ. GEN. MEADE.
The President this morning appointed Briga-
der General Irwin Mcdowell, whose name
heads the list of officers of that grade, to be
major general, in place of George q. Meade,
deceased. General Mcdowell will be assigned
to the command of the department OF the south
and Maior General W. s. Hancock, the senior
major general of the army, will be assigned to
command the military division of the Atlantic,
vice Meade, deceased. General Hancock for
several years has been in command OF the de-
psrtment OF Dakota, with headquarters at st.
Paul, MINI.
The enemies of the President. IL will be
remembered, charged that General Hancock
had been kept in the tar west on account
Of personal feeling against him, and that it
was the intention OF the President to abolish
the department of the Atlantic rather than give
it to General Hancock The action OF the
President this morning most effectually disposes
OF these iDsinuations.
General Terry has been in command Of the
department Oftne south for some time past, and
he now takes the department of Dakota, va
Gated by General Hancock. The headquarters
be at Louisville. General HancOck's head
quarters will be either at Philadelphia or New
York. The headquarters of the department OF
Dakota will remain at st. Paul, Mimi.
THE ESTIMATES OF APP PREPARATIONS for the
next fiscal year are now completed. Those for
the Navy department are smaller than last year,
as are also those for the Indian bureau. which
are cut down fourth to halt million of dollars;
but there is slight increase of money in the
legislative, judicial and executive appropriation
bills, render necessary by the increase in the
number of members ofthe House OF Representa-
tiyes under the new appOrtiOnment act, and the
enlargement of the number OF cadet appoint
ments in the military and naval academies. TIE
aggregate Of appropriation will be about the
same as heretofore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

LOOKOUT FoR THE PIECES To- NIGHr.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-About two hundred
and nifty shooting stars, which were probably
fragments OF Bielas comet, were seen here last
nigh by Professor Newton, OF Yale College.
They radiated from Gamma and R0medas
Possibly more OF them may be seen this even
ing.
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Boy SHoT.-A painful accident occurred last
week in this county, near Harper's Ferry. Two
II. Jones, 12 years of age, and the other a son OF
Samuel b. Edwards, aged years. The former
had An old musket, loaded with about forty
squirrel shot, and as he laid ii down it slipped
and went OFF, the load taking effect in the thigh
OF the latter. The boy was not expected to sur
vive his injuries.-Londoun Va } Republican.
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From Europe To-day.

CONTINUATION OY THE GALE.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The weather TO-DAY is
very tempestuous. The telegraph lines have
been Frustrated in many places, and much
damage TO shipping on the coast II reported.
Loss OF LIFE By TaE STORM.
LoNDor, Nov. 2J.-Dispatches from all points
describe the gales in the English channel on
Saturday last as terrific. Many vessels were
wreckefy aud the loss of life caused thereby Is
copsdeS61le
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

GEORGE q. CANNON, Delegate elect to Con-
gress from Utah. files answer to General
Maxwell the contestant of bis sestin the Forty
third Congress, denying all the material a a.
tons of Maxwell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

FATE OF CHICAGO AND BosToN.-The Phila-
phia Inquirer of yesterday says: The following
letter, which has decidedly communistic tone,
was on Thursday morning received by Mavsf
Stokley:
Mayor Stokley: August Sir-1t would be well
for yourself and the city councils to pause
before making and fixing the rate of tax for
1913. From the wholesale robbery OF officials in
the management of affairs in this city with i'm
punity, and having no prospect of any better
management, il is the determination of some
who cannot endure such rascality to Law this city
in ruins And the plan Is matsred 30 that the
army of Russia could not break it. Sol making
special taxes you had better estimate the loss
both of Boston and Chicago. Then you have
&C me pickings. You're, TAx-PAYKR.
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Canatta,s Turn Now.

BOGUS COUPONS OF TORONTO BONDS.
TORONTO, Nov. 25-BOgus coupons Of city OF
Toronto debentures, having the signature OF l..
r. Fitzhenry, chamberlain, have been sent here
for collection from the United States, where IL
IL understood q considerable amount OF spurious
debentures have been disposed OF. The cham
berlain OF Toronto IL T. McCord. who has held
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OFFICIAL.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA,}
WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1872. :

WASHINGTON, Nov. e, 49,. }
PROCLA ALTON.
In accordance with the recommendation of
the President of the United States, hereby
invite the people of the District Of Columbia to
observe Thursday next. November %, as day
of thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God.
On that day, suspending labor and usual busi-
ness avocatons, let the incense of sincere graft
tude for mercies and blessings received, 50 up
to the infinite Giver from each grateful heart,
from every family hearthstone, from all the
congregations of the churches.
In witness whereof L have hereuuto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the District of
Columbia to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, the twenty
second day of November, A. ID. 1872, AMI
H.. 81 of the independence of the United States
the ninety-sixth.
Ii. ID. CooKE, Governor.
BY the Governor:
EDWIN l.. STANTON, Secretary.
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Nkw IRON COMPANY IN RICHMOND, Va
There has been admitted to record in the on ce
OF the circuit court Of Richmond, an act Of in
corporation granted "The Echols Iron Com
pany," who propose to form joint stock con-
pany Tor mining and selling ore, and manufsc-
turing and transporting the Same By land and
sea. CapitaI stock not less than e25 900 nor
more than 100000 divided In shares Of 500
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AND ANOTHER MISSING MAN-Robert B.
Morton, Of No. &c Jane street, went to jersey
fre which that occurred there. He was seen by
friends to start on his return home, but since
that time he has not been seen or heard from
II is reared that he was the victim Of foul play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-25

- 1ashionable weddings 1t Muscatine In. -.
0ke place at seven In the morning.
~An intensely moral San F,anci.~o $780,.
loon adveFtises for go good lady TO mig"
new Bedford maa had his coat t.,, -
ru,t.eo tne otner day by sitting down on Cir
ia ne veterinary surgeons Of Greece vres.
B. sio 'oe eplSoote - long ago as the year Sl2
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r Ess1IHs's perticul.rly dsasrssabls bro. her,
axerrine ta4t his brothers, for whom be hSS
notoriousiy done nothing, owed their snccss.
s shan to him; .Hov 90, my lord ?" WHY.
sixpence- Delighted to have dons A. -, =
they, but IL would be their ruin.n invaIusS,e
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sam. CoLLYER WINS PRTzR FIegr nv A
FoUL.-Ssm. Collyer and + atsy Mcclure fought
prize fight two miles above Little Rock ARK.
Saturday. The night lasted twenty minutes
and consisted of seven rounds. COllyer was
declared the winner because OF a foul blow on
the part Of Mcclure
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ASAnfRAECIsoo PREACHER expresses the
nhquahned belief that If Judas Iscsriot had
lived In that city he would never have hanged
himseif, but would have stood a couple OF trials.
oisbursed his thirty pieces of silver in iudcious
manner, and been q free man to-day