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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

TIE rush for kip aud winter boots is
unprecedented at Ryder's. Get in your
measure early. He is making the best
boot in every way ever manufactured in
this city Soft
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Don't fail to vote for Querin
Even for County Treasurer on
the 9th Of December.
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xcryeras Pain, og ErrI;abiIiGy

Trask' Magnetic Ointment quiets the
nerves at onee. and affords the patient
ease and rest Ii should be applied, not
very prolusely beginning at the temples.
and passing oyer the whole surface.
It will be found more effective and less
hurtful than preparations Of opium.
See advertisement IN another column.
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Vote for Quelin Even Tor
County Treasurer Oh Ae 9TH Of
DettobeE.
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CITY TREAsURY.-Our late Treasurer
having resigned on account of being
elected to better Office, .hie City Fa-
,nors have appointed Mr.. Fred. Schultz
to fill vacancy. We congratulate our
citizens to this excellent cIioice Mr.
Schultz is worthy of the Office, and will
prove himself as fully qualified for its
duties and as honest a guardian of the
City Treasury as any one of his illustri-
Gus predecessors.
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TIE Circuit Court of this County will
meet on the 10Th day OF December next,
the Jury is composed Of the following
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REPORT of attendance at school Dist
No /, for the week ending the 29th day
Of Nov. 1872
Membership, 1920
No of davs attendance, 1916
Average daily attendance. 500
Per cent of attendance, II
No Of tardinesses, 139
Time lost by tardlness ooh, 6m
Da> lost by absence, 444
No. Of visits by patrons, 5
By Others,
No Enrolled, $50
l. n. STEWART, Principal
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List of Tax Certificates Redeemed and
not paid out.
COUNTY CLERK's OFFICE,


List of Certificates redeemed in County Clerks Off
&c during the months OF octobcr and November 1872
not paid ont the 1st ,ay of December 1872.
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WEEKLY LETTER LIST.
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

WINTER WHEAT S1,15-S1,20
SPRING WHEAT-$1. o5-$l0s
RYE-50-55 cts.
OATS-30 cts.
BARLEY-65-7G cts.
PEAS-60-l, fncts.
N2-S1 .50-2O0
TIMOTHY SEED-S2,50.
RAPE SEED-1,25.
FLAX SEED-Sl,5 so
Eti,i., per doZen--lS TO 20cts,
BUTTER-lS-2n.
FLoUR-winter, per bl--s7,O8, $50
Spring $500, T,59
Rye, S4,@5
NEAL-per cwt. $1,n5 1,l5
W00Ir-per Id 40, TO So CTS.
HIOES-green TO So cts. Dry IS 10 90 cts.
. HAY-st2,0O, 10, so
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80 ------~
Ap.ouhi 90 4. al J ears
I Inf.Fen- AM IEt.
axes aud Due Ius
AJ-or.f.g Sfu-a
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-15
MR.. GREELEY IN 1862.

In o letter to Ell. McChesney, of
Troy, N. Y, dated September Esd,
1852, and published In the New York
Tribune, of the 26th Of the same
month, Horace Greeley, speaking OF
the right of secession, thus declared
himself
"But I still insist that, if it had
been proved that the people of the
slave States--oreven OF the cotton
States alone--had really desired to
dissolve the Union, and had peace
fully, DELHI erately and authoritatively
expressed that wish, we should have
assented to it. At sill events 1
should"
The above quotations may doubt
less help Mr.. Greeley cause to-day
in the Southern States and with the
"Bourbon" Democrats, whose ALI.
ance he is counting, and therefore he
may thank us for republishing them.
But what can the bulk of the people,
the thrifty, industrious classes, who
dread to see the country thrown into
fresh conyulsions, think of the pro-
possl TO elect % president Q man who
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A NOVEL DUEL.

Among the "Reminiscences ,s,d &c
the Franco p russian war IL tia az :.
count Of acprious, dnsf, between two
snoordinate oaicers Of the French
"You intend to fight q duel, shPn
asked the commanders. - =
Yes, Colonel. w ords have n.ssad
which can only be wiped out by
blood. We don't want to pass for
every well, JON shall fight, but it
shall be 10 this way Take your car.
blnes, place yourself on q line facing
Malmaison, where the enemy is.
You will walk upon their garrison
with equal step. When sufficiently
near their post you will then FIRE up-
on them. The Prussians will reply.
You will continue to advance and
me-. When one falls the other NAV
turn upon his heels and his retreat
snail De covered by one of my COM
In this way" concluded the com.
mandant, "the blood which both de.
mand will be spilled with profit and
glory, and he who comes back will
do so without regret, without the re.
morse of having killed or wounded
with his own hand o Frenchman.
at time when France needs all her
defenders and all her children. If
you both fall, who shall say you are
cowardss may also add that I
give you an excellent opportunity
for putting couple Of Germans out
OF the way, q service that will pre-
cure for You good recommends
ton for reward and promotion"
The matter was arranged az the
commander had dictated. Attwen-
ty PAGES from the wall at Malmaison.
one of the sdversaries was wounded,
staggered and fell. The other ran
to him, raised him up, and carried
him off on his shoulders amid o per.
fect hailstorm of balls--both, thence
forth, entitled to the greatest honor
and respect from the whole regi.
ment.
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How to make the time 20 fast--uss
the spur Of the moment. @
A. Brewit says that if 'man 10 O
mister-y, woman ia MISERY
Lawyers are lucky. They can do
lots of counting and net be engaged.
Pardon my warmth a. the red.
hot poker said to the clown, when he
Inadvertently put it in his pocket.
Why can . person, occupied In
canning fruits, store away more Of it
than anybody else 2 Because they
can. sa
How does dancing master differ
from q shoemaker /? One foots the
measure and the other measures the
foot.
A veteran was relating his exploits
to crowd of boys, and mentioned
as having been in FIVE engagements.
That's nothing broke in . little fell
low, smy sister Agnes has been en-
gagged eleven times.'
A Judge, in remaading . criminal
called him q scoundrel. The prisoner
replied "Sir, ] am not As big Q
scoundrel rs your honor'-hsre che
culprit stepped, but finally added
st.tas me TO be- pat your words
closer together said The Judge.
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r uNow thor, - enid a namoc

"Now them" said q Democrat TO q
eolored man in this city the other
day, ~ would like to have, you tell
me what Gen. Grant has done for
You, that you should vote for him in
preference TO Mr.. Greeley ?"
'@"Well," replied the man linterro.
gated, 81 can tell you what the Re.
publican party has done for me. Il
found me q slave in q cotton patch
down in Alabama /; it took me out
made me a free man, and gaze me the
privilege Of going to the polls ard
vosing rsght alongside of you. ] have
faith in Gen. Grant, and shall vote
for him because he is the candidate
of the Republican party" The Dem.
ocrat did not think it worth while to
labor any more with that .nigger.'-
Hasokeye. 49,.
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SCOTT COUNTY FAIR.
THE NINETEENTH ANNUAL FAIR.
OskaIooSa College.

This Institution, with improved pros
poets for the future, will enter upon its
eleventh College year, Sept. 4, 1871
There is now in connection with the Col
lege iun and competent corps of instruct
ers. Its scheme of study embraces Clas.
steal and Scientific course; a Ladies @
Commercial Normal; and Bible course
Very superior facilities for private clubs
or self boarding are afforded. Board in
private families from $500 to $3.50 pei
week. Club boarding from 81 so to $1,75
and self board at still lower rates If the
student so elect.
TUITION.
Thirty dollars per session of ten months
the session being divided into three terms
of 16, IL, 10 weeks respectively, beginning
as follows: ... ......--......
First term nc weeks) Sept. 4, 1872.
Secod term, (12 weeks) Jan. 6, 1878.
Third term, (12 weeks) April Q, 1878.
The usual extra charges will be made
for Music, Painting, Drawing, and Com
mercial Instruction. p.
Tuition for term and one dollar contin.
gent fee must be paid in advance, except
that students in the Normal Department
may enter for half term. zoo
For Catalogue further particulars ad'
dress M. P. Owens,
.--. Secy of Faculty,
OFF. M. BRUNER,
President. IS
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nave p, kept the account we'll Isee
!, Palo you one hundred and TWEEN.
and So, lars Ior seryices,--all right
anu there are three hundred and
s LILY charged for shaving all that
hppIea; now, this furniture cost one
nun aunored and eight dolIsrs; balance
Tue one hundred and two dolIars
ne. mese It Is. Now you own this iurn 4
ssae anu are 70 nave this shop rent
ilee SIX mouths longer, and alter TO.
day you are to charge the 5reen,s !,
price for work, for your pay from ma
stops to-day - 80
This OF course the barber gladly
consented to. 20 es51s -
(. bat,, said the old man, on leay.
ing, lake care You never, cheat !. a
man Dy charging ten times the usnal
amount Tor q shave; for it may be
another 'old Billy Gibbons.''
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trap door. The poor parson, almos
dead with fright, slowly descended
the ladder, looking as white as
ghost, for, from the rufian's manner
he expected he would be a ghos
| soon.
Don't hurt the poor man. Sc,
how sickly he looks exclaimed thu
woman, plying the preachers dis.
! tress.
You shut up and mind your own
business, or it will be worse for you,
was the gracious reply of her lord
then turning to the trembling par.
son, he asked: sAre you a Meth.
odist preacher, and do you believe il
hell and the devil?' Eslszz T
=. The parson replied in the afirma-
tive.
well, by the eternal, don't, and
if you believe in the devil, you will
either have to make him appear, OF
I'll cut your lying throat and make
you appear before him. and he
drew his bowie knife in threatening
manner. The poor preacher was in
anything but an enviable situation,
and thoughts of another world began
to fill his mind with anxious forebod-
ings; for it is q remarkable fact that
however much clergymen may talk
and preach Of the future world, they
prefer to have others go and enjoy
it. This may be self.abnegation or
pure selfishness Heaven knows.
sAre you most resdy?' asked the
rufian, raising his knife as he saw
the other hesltated. 'I'll give you
just three minutes, and if the devil is
not here you'll be with the devil
My FRIEND said the pastor, into
whose head q brilliant idea had
popped, that there is q hell is a we'll
established fact, ss / can prove by
hundreds of writer's, and that the
devil exists allows of no contradic-
ton; and that I have the power to
make him appear is also true but
dreadful to you will be the conse-
quenoes if he does |! Better tor you
had you never been born than to see
Satan face to face in the wicked state
in which you are in
On you, stop your preaching,
and call the old boy !! I'll stand the
consequences, and be quick, for the
time is up
The parson went to the fireplace
and took brand, which he applied
to the box of fax. 1t blazed up al
most like gun.powder, and the un-
earthly yell that issued from the poor
devil in the box was truly appalling.
With an acrobatic power, of the
possession of which be was himself
unaware, he leaped out of the box,
covered from head to foot with burn
ing fax. With roars and bowls of
agony he made straight for the door,
but he was not so quick as the owner
of the premises, for with one look of
terror at the burning figure, he fed
out of the house, closely followed by
his Satanic Majesty
When they were both goue the
parson gave his hostess short but
effective lecture on connubial duties,
after which he seated himself COM
fortably before the fire. --.ea
When the woman's husband re-
turned he treated the parson with
the greatest respect, fully convinced
that he had the power to raise the
devil at will.
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A few years aoo , nrom;na,

A few years ago . prominent &c.
eessionist wrote "The right TO se.
cede may be revolutionary one, but
exists nevertheless. And when a
considerable section of our Union
shall deliberately resolve to 20 out,
we shall resist all coercive measures
to keep them in. We hope never to
live in . republic where one section
is pinned to another by the bayonet.
The writer's name ia Horace Greeley:
and he il now . candidate Of party
which hopes, through his election,
to reopen the doors for ultimate Sc
cession.
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Durinu the nol;+;o.I o.mr.;,,

During the political campaign of
1858, Governor Palmer made q
speech at Pama, and at the conclusion
OF his arguments, an irebriated
Democrat yelled out to him: "Who
went JEFF. Davis bail ?" ooh, o
poor old fool in New York, who had
MT q child or chick in the army"
was Palmer g sensible reply. And
yet Palmer is wearing himself out in
the vain effort to elect the "poor cid
fool" President of the United States,
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Judge Barnard, the corrupt New
York Judge, will get his resignation
accepted, it is said, in order to e..
cape conviction and punishment. Il
is to be hoped he viii not be success.
full. It is time one of these New
York judicial rsscals was made an
example of. a.r aug ..
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simultaneously with the roar of
Democratic cannon over the first
election news from North Carolina,
come accounts of Ku-Klux outrsges
even in Missouri. Union men are
being whipped and driven from their
homes. How easily the old rebel
spirit is encouraged.
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The carpenters and joinera' strike
at New York city has ended in o to-
tai failure, and, after much costly
loss of time, these workmen are
aboutto resume operations on the old
terms. Comment is unnecessary.
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ONLY.

1t was only a woman's cry
It was only woman's moan
Only woman's heart that broke,
Let her alone. ..
1t was only an idle tale
What II 1t does her wrong
What will her words avail
Numbers alone are strong;
She is but one. You need not fear,
-7 The shadows win follow her many year
Let her alone.
..s It was only w0man's tears
Meet them with sneers and frown;
1t lie nothing to You II she stand or fall;
Let her 60 down. -s.-4
l...-U It ia nothing 70 you ii ii be q lie
That furnished her spotless fame
Nothing to you IL she drop or die
Meath the weight Of the cruel shame.
Twas only woman tits nothing to you
Besides, she is friendless-it would not do
Let her 60 down.
There was little man, and he had little AZ
And he went to cutting trees up among the Chap
On ! Democratic branch he was sitting for Z
And he chopped away the Franchise the little
man felI.-N. 7. CbnskneresdI Advertiser.
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"If any man attempts to haul down
the American flag, shoot him on the
spot" said Dix, some years ago. Dix
is of the same mind still, and trains
with Grant. at9q - SsEN1ss9 50. H
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A SAFE COUNSELOR.
How Horace Greeley would have Saved
the Union" between 1860 and 1864.
A Warning from the Past.


.. New York Times, 16th.l
We generally form an idea of q
mans fitness to give advice in sea.
sons OF emergency by the judgment
he has displayed on previous critical
occasions. Test Mr.. Greeley by this
standard, and who would be rash
enough TO intrust the work of gov
eminent to his hands ? What would
have happened to US in 1870 if Mr..
Greeley's counsel had been adopted
may be gathered from his own pub.
lished works at that time, a portion
of which we publish below. We
commend the following literal quota.
tons, which have no little historical
value, to the calm consideration of
all of our readers
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would have destroyed the Union in
1860, and would unquestionably
bring upon it irretrievable disasters
OF his present bargainings with the
Democrats III -, aFlIalEa
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SAVINGS BANK
TTNIoN SAVINGS BANK

Union SAVINGS BANK.
u TUSCALOOSA, IOWA
Bonds. Gold, Silver and Sight Draffs on the Prin-
cipal Cities Of the United States and Europe
bought and sold. Also passage tickets to and
allowed on deposits OF one dollar and upwards
Revenue stamps for sale. Once hours from q.
m. TO 4 p. m. Ee
X. b. GIBBS. Pres.
H. L. GIBBS. Vice Pres.
ISRAEL NJ GIBBS. Jr.. Cash.
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STATE SECESSION FULLY INDICATED.

STATE SECESSION FULLY INDICATED.
IFrom the Tribune, Nov. 9, 1861
And now, if the cotton States CON-
slider the value of the Union debata-
BILE, welmaintain their perfect right to
discuss it. Nay, we hold with Jeffer-
son to the inalienable right of com.
munities to alter or abolish forms of
government that have become ep-
pressive or injurious and, if the
cotton States shall decide that they
can do better outside of the Union
than in it, we insist in letting them
60 in peace. The right to secede
may be revolutionary one but it ex-
lists nevertheless and we do not see
how one party can have q right to do
what another party has a right to
prevent. We must ever resist the
asserted right of any State to remain
in the Union, and nullify or defy the
laws thereof to withdraw from the
Union is quite another matter. And,
whenever q considerable section OF
our Union shall deliberately resolve
to 60 out, we shall resist all coercive
measures designed to keep it in. We
hope never TO live in q republic
whereof the one section is pinned to
the residue by bayonets.
But, while we thus uphold the
practical liberty, if not the abstract
right of secession, we must insist that
the step be taken, if 1t ever shall be,
with the deliberation and gravity
BETTING 30 momentous an issue. Let
ample time be given for reflection
let the subject be fully canvassed be.
fore the people; and let popular
vote be taken in every case, before
secession is decreed. Let the peo
pie be told just why they are asked
to break up the confederation le,
them have both sides of the question
fully presented let them reflect
deliberate, then vote and let the
act of secession be the echo of an
unmistakable popular fat. A judg
ment thus rendered, demand 70,
separation so backed, would either
be acquiesced in without the effusion
of blood, or those who rushed upon
the carnage to defy and defeat it,
would place themselves clearly in
the wrong.
THE SOUTHERN STATES HAD As MUCH
RIGHT TO LEAVE THE UNION AS THE
| CoL0NIsTs HAD TO REVOLT IN l77f
| THE ARGUMENT USED BY soME
BIRTHS STATESMEN IN 1861-62.
IFrom the Tribune, Dec. Is, 1861
We have repeatedly asked those
who dissent from our view of this
matter to tell us frankly whether they
do or do not assent to Mr.. Jeffer
sons statement in the ID Declaration OF
Independence, that Governments
"derive their just powers from the
consent of the 0o0erssed and that
whenever any form of government
becomes destructive of those ends
&c Is the right of the people to alter o,
abolish it, and to institute new gov.
ernment," DO, DC. We do heartily
accept this doctrine, believing it in
trinsically sound. bene6cent, and one
that, universally accepted, is calou
lated to preyens the shedding oil
seas of human blood. Andif e ;sss
tilted the secession from the BRITISH
Empire ofthree millions of cosonist.
! IN H76, zoe do not see sohy d ssooad
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Spanien.

Maprip, If. Wai. Die vGppca"
i6reitt: Die telesrapbii9en OepeI6en,
wsl6e bic COficieuO D@aceta" tesisli6
res &arli 4 serSfs
fentli6t babsn cine bsmerfenswertbe
@ebnli6feit nit ben Ma6ri6tsn Der les
ten Yiersetn Gage, RE i'm 0eseniaye su
ben ~pftcellen Welpunsen ale GOrrelpons
tensen unp Iaseblatter Der Sabana
uns iibermitteln. Siege Der Sruppen
bel alien 3uiammenltSBen, f%prtwabrenpes
@useinanpertriben Der @ufribrer ater
Der 8aere pirp nibt berseitelt bic SHents
lide Srpnuns bleibt beprpbt unp in ben
perI6tsrenen prpsinssn sebsn bic Grbss
tunsen nit unbeidranfter Srsibeit sor
ii6," Sn rielen @prten 1T Der
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Der 8unl6 UNI Der &uf: ,tgSse nit bent
Srsmplins!" miro Scn Gag su Gag laus
ter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-20
TIE NEWS.

The ethe rmometer here, S5', age, 4ls 10000.
Gold, ICs5& .........M Middling cotton, 2lc.
Wisconsin also wants the Ohio
liquor lz9......... Chicago gets soAe law
books from Wisconsin n,........ Heavy snow
in the northwest yesterday y.........Three
men were burned to death at Albany,
New York, yesterday 1.-THE coftee crop
in the Island of Java has been seriously
damaged by France demands
OF Austria the extrsdition Of peseres,
private secretary to Gsmbetts during the
dsys of the Commune. Rev. DR.,
Lyman, Of Cleveland, Ohio, is dead.
It is not true that France Will anticipate
the payment Of the German war indem-
nifty ......... Denver, Colorado, honored
Alexis with grand ball Thursday night.
........E .Espsrtero viii accept the title of
Prince Of Vergeris.......-.A ship with
thirty. Eve Lsscsr sailors on board has
gone to the bottom of Surst, in the
Indian sess.........T Tobacco manufacturers
are looking after their interests st Wash
ington. .........F France will only lay an i'm
port duty Oh raw material when sufficient
revenue cannot be derived from other
sources. General Hancock is on
visit to his son in Louisville Nilsson
Is creating q furore among among the
Louisvill llisns ......... Mcdonald Cheek is be-
ing tried for the murder of his fsther-in-
law at BrooksYille, There
are {, ,OOO, 900 consumers of tobacco in ths
United States, and they destroy the weed
at the rate OF more than eleven pounds OF
tobacco and one hundred and Aixty-six
cigars annually y......... Drunk on duty"
Wss what caused George Armstrong, q
frst-clsss engineer, to be suspended yes
terdsv at Louisville Another train Of
of the Little Rock road is In the ditch near
Lonoke.........T There's 8 new ffty.dollsr
counterfeit greenbsek sflot.........Gsnersl
Banks wants $4,000 wherewith to enter
tain the Jspanese embassy .:...-... Cslifornis
Is retrogrsding. One legislator called an
other "knsve and foOp on Thursday,
and apologised yesterday. Evidently, the
Slope is losing Cincinnati does
not desire to be re-districted, though the
Ohio legislature will probably insist upon
doing it......... The Committee Of Seventy
have under consideration the draft
Of & new charter for the city of New
York. A number Of changes are made
from the old instTument,........EL FL Progress
siSta is new Spanish political club OF
revolutionary tendencies. ........ Georgis's
legislature has adjourned. Ohio pro-
poses 70 do away with the "stupid Jury
act, and allow persons who can read to
become competent as iurymen..-....-.T The
Far West has suspended all other
business in order to Je!e the young Duke.
.........LAte last night st. Louis furnished
= sensational story Of 8 former Union
scout having been brought to that city in
irons, by couple Of fellows from Lske
Providence, where he was arrested by be-
ing drugged. A trial proved his inno-
cencs, and he was released. His name Is
Thurman, he Was charged with seven
murders, had rode with Q Q1sntrell In some
of his boldest rsids, and has been half
dozen times sentenced to be hanged, but
a. often escsped feeling the halter draw.