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, 1873-01-18

Tho propeller st. Joseph, Of tho Goodrich
Lino arrived from Two Myera yesterday morn
ing, and IN tho o7oning departed for Manito-
VOC.
The men who contracted to clohr away tho fire
Inencod their work. About dozon teams and
thirty men arc engaged in tho removal.
A German named George Miller WAS boforo
Commissioner uoync yesterday, charged with
passing $40 counterfeit treasnry, note. Ao
claimed that ho received the bill from lis brotl-
er, and the case WAS put over to enable him to
procure evidence in Lila dofenco.
At 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon, scafrold on
tho building Immediately Tcst OF the United
States Expross Compan,'s office, OIL Washington
street, broke its faatenings owing to Tho weight
upon it, and fell several feet. Johu North, J.
II. Stone, and two or ttreo other plaaterers. wero
standing on it at tho timo. Norths right ankle
was broken ond 6tono's shoulder dlslocated.
Tho sale Of powa in tho Fourth Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Mr.. Swing, pastor, will tako place
this evening, at tho Clarendon Houao, Oh North
and will take front rank IN our, church str4c-
turoH. The aalo will bo followed by D aociablo.
A full attendance Is desired OF ull interested In
the congregation.
Yesterday tho Polico Headquarters wero al
most rs dull III country church on wooa day.
Only three larceny caseB were reported from tho
outside statiouB, the articles stolon in each in
stance being OF trivial valuo. The fremont
! Houso jowo1ry robbery has lost nearly all ita
interest for tho detectives, md they hayo oeaaed
| to speak about 1t. When tho thief IL caught 1t
IL aafo to say that the conversation OH this topic
| will bo removed and kept up with redoubled GU
| ergy.
| Tifty-four OF tho loading ]awyers Of Chicago,
members Of the Law Institute, hayo sfgned
paper setting fort. Tho fact TINT they :" are uu-
willing that Il recent paper aignel BY John 1.ylo
King, Joseph P. Clarlson, Absam II. Pence,
Jm.nes L. High, aud Z. B. Sherman, as oon-
mittee Of tho Institute addressed to tho Bar
and ProHB in regard to the reports Of tho su-
pron,o Court Of Illinois, should be conaidored as
| the actio,, Of tito Institute. Wo doom It proper
to stato, TINT the resolution on which tho paper
IL basod Was passed by vote OF II to IL, while
.lao n,tnber Of members is 270; thut Buoh action
| III wholly foreign 10 tha objocts OF that organi-
zntlon, and wau lua without uotlco ct tho pur-
iod with tho Itcoortor Of tho Supreme Court,
great ability and perfect fidelity" Another pa
per- aigued by So Of tho mesnbera Of the C4icugo,
Bar, among thom n1atly en'inent legal luminaros
a1';l tho Reporter" togeethor with tho opinion
tt,ut tho intereata Of tho profession do not Do
,nanl change to be made In tho preeent mode
Of reporting and publishing tho decisions Of The
Supreme Court.
-Thero aro between fifty and sixty thouRaud
Foreigners in Africa hunting for gold and pre-
ciouH stones.
-In pestl., tile other day, . youthful prodlg,
repeated tho Lords l'rsyer, In twenty-five lan
- In, 4ff...A b. L.
, 1873-01-18

There aro between Gtty and sixty tbouRand
Foreigners in Africa hunting for gold and pre-
cinuH e!pneH.
-In pestls, tile other day, youthful prodigy
repeated tho Lords lrsycr In twenty-five lall-
guugeB, In many places It ia getting to be
1iliicult to find youthful prodlgien who have re-
, 1873-01-18

Boston Correspondence a} tho Springfield Republican,
Tho sale OF popular novel In those days OF
universal aud unlimited reading Ia extraordinary,
and oyen those which have not = great aAle often
, 1873-01-18

fulnous Of his heart toward DR.. Dunn, whom no
had in view for tho appointment, persuaded tllr
Committee tS % 9oo I9s eaat |as ptts tsg
Coroner veEyraroly has occaason for an assstant-
probably not one day out Of s1, II tho Coroner
attends to his businoss, which the county pays
IN ann eesant bopth isa for Dr. Dunn Il sao 4 is
mans hnving at $500. Probably tho Commits
sioners will SEQ 1t in this light, and cut It to that
6guro-possibly dispense with it altogether
DI. BEN. MILLER
Tho salary $1,000 proposed to bo paid to Pr.
Ben Alillor, Superintendent Of Public Charities,
Is not cent too high. DR.. Miller has dono
moro than to I'LL tho position; he has creused It.
bio d,ttica to tho entire satisfaosion Of the peo-
plo Of Cook County, Such D laborer Ia worthy
Of his hire.
TIE COUNTY AGENT.
It ia generally oatilnutel that tho Board l!aH
not boon far wrong in voting $2,5o0 to the Coun-
ty Agent, whose large disbursements Of relief to
tho poor involve great labor aud responsibility,
together with executive ability Of no moan order.
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY.
as much cannot bo said Of the praseut County
Attorney wlloHe services arc hardly worth a. Q0u
| q year. but Jim lloot III on Intimate tor's with
all tho members Of tho Board, WHO regard him
~ eort of penBloner on tho county, anl wll
not ho likely to out down hia pay.
OLEnK OF THE BOARD.
Tho gonIal, gentlemuu!y Clerli Of tho Beard
nlso has the advantage OF cloao pereonat ac-
quatntance with tho members. He should con-
sidor himself very fortunate 1t 10 succeeds In
getting away With -, 600 yoar Tho amount pro-
poEod to bo giyon him. The work TO DO cono IL
| not worth {ho money, md tho Oomiafhslonsrs
should remember It ii not their @a,60o, but the
| peoples, that they arc voting away, partly out
| Of friendship.
| THE ONLY HONEST LIST.
| It Ia well-known fRct, and QUO which has
boen opouly stated in tic board, tlat tho only
falr, honest. aud honorable list Of salasios pre-
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How MANY mothers complain that
their boys are not gentlemanly, with
out ever considering whether the boys
are treated in any wise like gentlemen.
The "boys room" is too often cheer
less, unattractive place, with no tot
lette conveniences, and scarcely such
rs are necessary. Do not say it is of
no use to put nice things in so untidy
place. If you want to interest boy
in keeping himself and room in gen
tlemanly order, give him some encour-
agement to do SO, by providing little
something luxurious and ornamental
A little will some times go great ways
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A VETERAN observer asks: "What
becomes of all the men who, in youth,
exhibit high talents and give promise
of u brilliant future?" Although the
question is not put to us individually,
yet we take tile liberty of replying
that they may be seen enveloped in
white aprons, and squirting behind
diamond clusters rs bar-tenders. Their
voices, that once gave evidence of
Ciceronic talent, are heard retailing
vitreous pastry-or 'glass puddin'."
They command canal boats and street
cars and occasionally, one, with more
ambition than the Others, becomes Il
manufacturer of root beer and other
pleasant and refreshing summerdrinks
-CYCueiand (lt1m.) Banner.
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VALUABLE FARMS
in this aud adjoining counties, and business
and residence
LOIS. AND HOUSES
in the city Of Dallas,

We invite land buyers to call and examine
oar ugisler, Lands IN our hands ARE FOR
SALE, When u IMAM puts his property in
the hundN ui an agent lac means cuisines, 80
aud docs not put % "mucy price, on his land
to scurc away purchasers,
Persons having lNud for salr will tud n to
their Interest ~ cull md register their lands
ut ouoe, We charge unthiug Tor registering
or advertising, nnd only a small commi- sion
when a sale rs cllcctCd,
If you want to fcll your Land 10 tbc mmi-
grants to this country, YOU must place them
In the hands of Agents ON thr Tine Ot travel.
oar ulliCr being in the city OF pUlNs, which
hns NOW become the center OF commerce and
travel for the North In Northwestern
Texas. "" have superior facilities for ,uliug
lands, which We have greatly increased hy
liberal advertising, ana va cNn insure snt-
iSfaction TO all who place pruncrty IN our
hands,
We buy aud sell ON commission, Talld Ger.
lincocs. This branch OF our business Ne
make u SpcriultN We are members OF the
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Advertising Rates In Daily,

Monthly advertisements inserted every
other day VIII be charged two-thlrds tile
above rates,
Transient advertisements, having the run
of the paper, first insertion, u 90 per squire
advertisements inserted nj intervals, Will
he cunrg1d MS new each insertion.
An business notices of advertisements to
be charged ~ cents net per line, each inser-
ton. No notice less than 10 cents
Ali transient advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
All advertisements not marked any spec
lAed number of insertions, viii be published
xix fines and charged accordingly.
A square Is the space occupied by ten lines
solid NUnpareil
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THE story is told of Il negro who was
praying earnestly that he and his col
ored brethren might be preserved from
what he.called their 'upsettin' sins"
'Brudder," said one of his friends at
the close of the meeting, 'you amt got
de hang of dat nr word. It's 'besettin',
not upsettin'." "Rrudder," replied the
other, "if dat's so, it's so. But was
praying de Lord to save US from de sin
of intoxication, and if dat amt an up
settin sin | dunno what ann
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BANKING AND INSURANCE
BANKING AND INSURANCE
T. G, JORDAN, r. y, AONspAuGH,
President, Cashier
CITYBANK Of DALLAS
CAPITAL s25O.0OO.
DIRECTORS.
T, @. JORDAN, J.R. COUTs,
w. L. HUGHES, CO. SLAUGHTER.

This Institution, chartered by the leglsla.
inru of the State of TcXns, VIII commence
operation Jane !, lS7a, aud viii do u genrlAl
bankluR exchange, aud collection business;
VIII discount inst clusS paper NJ reasonable
tues, receive deposits subject 10 check At
sight aud ISSUE bills of eXrl uuge ON the prlu-
clpul cities ol the OultodS +. ROmltMnc,s
made a. all the leading ,ltus ~ Europe
NppCinl attention given Ia the collection Of
notes, drafts, etc., Throughout ho State aud
elsewhere The business of banks, merchants
und manufacturers solicited,
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From tsday ONLY our ex
Vo STOCK Ladies'
template mdngo larger edhc
rapidly
10
wherever n ande
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ACCORDING to a Second Adventist in

ACCORDING to a Second Adventist In
Maine, the affairs of this world Will
wind up next month. He believes in
it so firmly that he has mortgaSed his
farm for five thousand dollars, and is
making the money fly, and cbuckling
over the way in which he has taken in
that MORTGAGE. NOone but a genuine
Yankee Would work up such q gouge
on confiding capitalist.
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Thou art gone from our sight
Like springs early ilowcr;
In vain We walt for thee
Through each coming hour;
And listen to near thy voice as of yore,
But the soft brce2eS whisper, he Is no more;
Thou art gone and no longer
Can the morn's rosy light,
Bring joy 10 our hc0rth-stone,
Nor pleasure so bright,
Asin'liit when thou vert ever so near us,
Yet we feel that thy spirit hovers round and
will cheer us.
Thou art gone and the sod
Lies close Oh Thy breast,
But we know that thy spirit
Has gone home forest
Our spirits in dreams seek communion with
thine,
Yes In dreams still we meet thee, we will not
repine.
Paris, Texas, papers please copy.
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lbl a. ID

ON July the 18th, 1873, in Dallas, after u long
Iwo yearsI and four months, only child OF
William and TeNinR Mays,
Little Willie Massey suffered greatly, yet
remained perfectly conscious to the last, ana
mother for n drii,li of water; and his little
lev fingers chung iondly TO hers I'LL liies last
raw shone through his sweet bueeyes, which
he turned to his mothers face. Death came
and bore away our Treasure, yet ms tread was
uoiseloss ana his touch light, Tor the little
spirit lifted away and the little life closed us
gently as the iioweret ne loved so well. Our
lille ealtii-idol is broken, yet Christ gathered
up the little fragments, ana now white
robed angel beCkOns 10 US across the dark
river. We are lonely, for Mt morn we miss
his joyous laugh and at eve his sweet good
night, We miss his little footsteps which
have gone from us forever, and left the hush
ofdcath ON all around.
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huiiNS County.

Dallas CouutN
so acres, miles southeast of ITn,chlns IA,
Ann stokes survey, uruiri,. and timber, nrIcr.
n per aclr.
90 acres - miles snuthpns, nf Dnllos mint
of Inc q. ". Shnw suy"v' tinbr,. mrir ~ ~
per acre.
lS5avr,S. 4 miles northwpgt ,t nolt,y r,,t
of tie H. benton survey, timber, prlcn. & Hrr
acre,
320 acres, Is miles sCutlwrgt of Dollop tho
j. y. JnneN survey, rraiti, and timbrri nlir,'
90 arrs, 10 miles northwest nf Dullns .,l,,-
bet}sl per mere
ri,,,,.i II ~ ii''", VS. W ihiihH, pNft OF We
In n,,, I'm H. o ,, 10 rr HIe
;, '.u ,,'it'' - lilINH t"N' "I IfHIhN, me Nm.
oi i,6 ,I' S,'l NG2 1,llin ,,, 20 lHt 4cre
Pi,,l."n XII =" W '.'l,a, l'dl oi rue
g, ,'' w. - j, i'ut, W. ~ ~" IT. hVIe,
Le, nixon in,,,g ,i ~, i', ~ wy
7 ~ nn'. nv '''~"'i i''"'o anu ""o'' ~
4,r.. s,,i,,s ,,,,i.e,D.,t .r.,..
Tx, ii,, l,, ~ i''nlt,, pHIi ~ we
e1in,,,s ,,,ii,' a. a. a" lVI m"tt'
li,,. an, :, ,'''l' '"n' 'i ''"'t">i We orht-
5 nrrrS ,ni, pi',rr''1 ~ no per Hrlc'
~ a. ,. i%E'laim So.V' A,nl :; ~ rer acre
No oc %"ns'T mi 5I'.,'"H oh y, % PER 9cir
~ G'' - 'N'"'h '''''|' 'I"ne''a' - % per
' ~ . ,,..,,
ti,., ID ,nll.H ,aat "i ''N ~ part oi tue
lSli no,". II nj, r,., "t t n W rVI WEI III
1910; y lIlYN way Vl lHlIhS' lHf ol
'I "a, ini''l" mn survey timber, at 50 p"rn're
,r ~. a ~ W. W., H'",u"V>' W l,''IlS' I,'dl
Wa, w.. '', y" y" ''''" S"N'N' p"Il"' al ~ -
8.6 arr'., o., milo. yor,,.c.o of,,oiI,s 49,,
w. Iiil..N SV,!l hWeSt % ilallas' narl
T.! ~, i ~ 'mrk SorN'N prairie aud iim'
8lIii pcrrs \ n1iIr. sot,ti, or n,lIos ,,,rt 90
The \, i. Howard survey. prairie and iiuhrr,
at " Der acre. '''''
of The L. Cruckrtt survey. ,,rni,ie md linbrr
sam 'Nn"N DALLAS COUNTY
lN acres, 3 miles east at RrrcSlnrldsc, r.
Mop survey, - acres IN cultivation. ri 20 Der
"' ~ ooros mill. .,..n. .,r,,
in ,,'r 'ua.i, ~ DetiNs, 100 acres
ao r i 81, iifS southwest OF Dallas, 200
,,v INN tenant house. barn stable, etc.
cr re- ii,rs n"r'h wcs1 OF Dallas, 30
IN | t,gs nileS o ng 3! OF Dallas 10 acres
.r, c
,q.o ,cros r,.c,,., 10 ,,,, r..,n
y ~ w. .cros ,,o,.., ., >, ,,.
per n, a orr,. !, n,,i,,,,,,,.,a dr.,
i ,. OF lhr j Hl''elon survey, PRAIRIE ut 81
i,o acres, 10 miles east Of Fort Worth, the
NIcKinncy K William. s,,r,' VI a%i',, w
i'' r,t,s
ON ,,.,., T., ,..;,,.. , 49, -
,lcfes ~ cultivation, orchard and hedge fence;
he"'oh county.
=, 5,cv0 acres, 10 miles south OF benton, the w
acre
20O acres, \ miles south Of Lrwlsyille, %
Jack County.
LIS acres, at 81 30 per acre.
Parker County.
200 acres, at 81 20 per acre.
Montague County.
LILO acres, AT SO per acre
Archer County,
Eranh County.
l,%o acres, at s. per mere
.,
r$ 80 cgr y. 1p a. . ar a.r survey on oh""
u,,Jo.son .ou,,
80 acres, miles north Of Peters Blur, %
80. ,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

II o N r. { Q o m IL o t . I,
25 by 200 feet. on Commerce street, near
the Methodist Church, tor sale or rent in
GLIDING agood we'll, cistern and residence
also, about 900 worth of furniture. Fur
terms apply to W. A. TERRY. Of Jeiirles 4
Terry. laSdtf
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onico corner Houston aud Elm SIS.
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TER MSi

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OF the State of Texas, embracing agri-
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information never before published, is
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Land Offices, the surveys Of the MeXi-
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ted States coast survey, the various
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i2ed by the last Texas Legislature, APP
pear correctly represented, the agricul-
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OUT ON a Elk
Two RUSTIC BEAUTIES Run AWAY FROM MA
Return ms Mystorisusiy as They weni

What a bundle of refreshing incOnsist.
enciss il "swcet sixteen ~ How she poals
and COOS in the same breath How she
throws us in rnpturCs one mipule, only to
drive us to the verge Of suicide the next !
And then think Of her saucy little plots,
and her naughty little counterplots, and
how she does laugh at eur discontinue,
and is tickcd to death to see us tryiag TO
free ourselves from the msshes Of her mis-
chief Well, up In Dallas county not a
half dozen leagues from our city, lives a
couple Of just such young ladies as are d.
scribei above. Young, pretty as "littlc
red wagon and az sweet--wel, just as
sweet rs sweet can be.
They belong TO different families, but
that didn't prevent them from reading the
same spicy work on !" Life in Gotham !" 50
one of them went and stayed all night wi'h
the other, and their pretty tresses mingled
oE the same pillow, and they chatted won
deIfil lively over that book, ard they
thought Gotham must be an awful jolly
place, and that it was as full as
full could be Of all sorts Of . such lovely
dresses, and o such sweet bonnets, aud
they could buy o! so many boxes Of the
right kind Of Bloom Of youth, and all
that sort of thing. SO all at once one Of
them jumped up in bed and, smacking her
limpled little hands said Let's run off
Moll;" and Moll says" Well, ana before
daylight they stood on the platform of the
depot Of the Central road, and that same
night they were driving half of the passen'
gers on tie NJ, X. s. I, railroad to dis
traction Tee ,usc they looked so killingly
handsome ~
or ecu rse The whole house was upside
down when they discovered these lassies
missing.
Sssrsh WIS made for m lies around,
but IL was o bootlsss errand. Three
weeks passed and still no word. Cour-
iers vers dispatched TO the four corners
of the earth, and they came back about as
they started Tears were shsd and hands
wrung, and ''sablss" were ordered, when,
Oh the frat day Of the third week, the
breakfast be IL rang al the very house
from which the fugitiveo had departed
three weeks before; the chamber door was
thrown open, aad in walked tho
missing ''charmers" tits not necessary
to describe the looks of those gathered
around the board. Everybody can i'm
agine what they were, and we will only
say that these young ladies had, within
these three weeks of absence, tr avelled
six thousand miles, "did" New York,
broken . gross or two Of hearts, lost half
Of their hair pins, spent all their money,
and declared themselves ready to do the
same thing over if anybody was pariiou-
larly sassy about it.
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FIRE ONiTME m. N. a. Il. n. n
rrnii and Baggage Car Harmed.

-"18"oo eaH
wsgive below the statement of an eve.
witness, who was on the train at tho time
Of the fire, without, Of course, having any.
thing to do with his opinion rs to ito or
igin or what action should be taken by
the suffering passengers to indemn ify
Themselves in the premises.
Between the hours Of two and three
o'clock A. n, May /, on the NJ. X. ct
II. X, fire broke out in the combined
baggage, mail and express ear, which was
unexpected at least tos majority aboard.
The facts as We learned them we're about
these j There were Dix men in tho car
at.the time it caught hrs--thrss soldier,
who were placed thsrs to guard their
bnggagS express agent, news agent, mail
agent. All should have been wide awake
to their several duties; but, strange to
TO say, every man claims to have been
sound asleep at the beginning Of the FIRE,
and only awoke in time to save dsar life.
None Of these men know, or at least they
say they do not knew, how the FIRE srisi.
mated, bat supposed that ii was caused
frOm coal oil lamp falling, spreading
sonAasrstisn instsatansously all over the
car.
Now, We think this story 0 little thin
because when the car WAS first discovered
which wss Immediately after these men
had rushed back into the second. class car,
II was sssa to DO in full Roadway, and
soald only have got such start by ton or
fifteen minutes burning, and IL was such
that not oven an iron cons tituted mon
could have slept min ute after its begin.
ming TO burn, because he would have bees
stiaed by tho smoke or scsrohed by the
heat. Besides, after the train was stopped
the heaviest FIRE wss found to DO in the
mail or baggage end Of The car, furtherest
from this lamp. No mail, no baggage, no
express goods, nsr anything that was in
this car, 40 far as is known, was saved.
All Was burned to the ground. / prssa me
the proper steps will BE- taken BY the rail.
road company to satisfy the poor traveller
for his baggage. II they do not. would
advise ell Of them to 80 to law. Any
equity court in the State viii see they get
justice. This FIRE looks very suspicious,
and should b thoroughly iavsstigstsa be-
fore 1t is allowed 10 cool"
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THAT FENCE-CLIMBING LAST NIGHT !
Am Aged Gay One amd n Young Romeo
Get Cowhldcd.

HOW DID 1T FEEL B0YS2
They wanted tohAve some fun, and asked
Cheap John where was the best pluce
to have that fun. Cheap John didn /
think it was on the bridge, nor on the prai-
rie, nor down on the river bank, nor round
at the Commercial, nor down at the South
ern, or over at the Crutchfeld but no knew
just where they could have that fun and
to 60 in. Yes, 90 right in, Don't be mod
est, boys. Remember Artemus Wards un.
fortunate modesty, and go rightin. Yes,
90 right in. You needn't to rap at the
door, Oh NO! just walk right ia. They
walked in. They walked clear in, ''Nice
place this, amt IL" said one to the other
" Bully said the other. "wonder ifany
body is in this room, said old Graybs ard
to the Innocence "at bis side !" peep
lie didn't get his eye quite to the key hole
hardly down when he could look in right
well, when there was rustic Of well-starch
ed calico, and You nasty man you fol-
lowed up with the h0ttest shower Of blows
from the sharpest little oowhid, in the
State. Then you should have seen those
1.-TWO gentlemen of versno 60 cut of that
house and make for the fence You should
have saen the extroms perpendicularity of
their cost.tails as they made a simmer
sault out Of that yard They complain of
cramps this morning and something that
feels like bees down their backs, and they
heave heavy at the mention Of a cowhide
and cannot smile while "Cheap John "
lives.
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Thanks I.

Yesterday teraoon, just about the
time when sogsy piece Of cotton wood
would have eau :ht afrs, IL stack in our
mouth, we resrirad from the Alhambra .
bowl Of champagne puneh, OF course,
everybody in the sfhce stepped up and
looked at it. This Office don't drink but
for an Office that doa't drink, it's strange
hoy dry the huttom Of that bowl was In
about Il re minutes after W. All looked IN
il, Vi course, We knew VIII sentt No
one else would have thought u il hu, Sir
Charl.s, Of the Al>smbrs, and W, rerurn
our hanks TO hat capital fe low, accord
.nsly, 4,. A II! "a