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The Osceola times., 1873-07-12
Yonly.

Many of our readers, we fear
have so far lived in Ignorance of
even the name of the important
parsonage whose name heads this
article. We propose to give them
q few of his poculiaritics as dis
played in his official capacity as
Attorney General of Arkansas.
lie was elected to his present
position upon that ticket which was
headed by Elisha Baxter, receiving
however about two thousand votes
less than either Baxter or anybody
else on the ticket. When he and
Brooks, a little whilo ago, were
mortal foes, Brooks, as editor Of
the Journal gavo him the some.
what suggestive, and rather over
powcring descriptive name Of "thc
Rolling, Tumbling Volumious Yon
ly." This WAS very mkind of
Brooks, and no doubt he is very
sorry for it now, when he finds
how willingly Yonly, like IN un-
clean bird, bciouls his own nest
simply because ii is to the interest
Of Brooks for him to do SO. In his
cagcrncss to provo that Baxter
was not elected Governor, to serve
Brooks he ovcrlooks his own cold
bloodcd, diabolical impudcncc in
calling himself Attorney General,
when he must know that Baxter
received at least two thousand more
votes than he did. Yonly is now y
Brooks man, and of course prctcnds
to believe that Baxter was defeated.
Yonly applied for a Quo warranto
in behalf of Brooks from pure and
disintcrcsted love Of justice and the
eternal rule of right; yet this
Rolling, Tumbling volumious lum-
mary must know that If Brooks
defeated Baxter, his own compctl-
tor, DuVall, defeated him by q yet
moro decided and emphatic majori-
| ty. We would like to ask the most
stupid and unthinking man IN Ar
kansas few plain blunt questions;
and rs Yonly has placed himself in
such position, that we arc bound
TO consider him either knavc or
ass, wo will oharstably suppose
him to be an ass and address our
questions to him: off you are not
an ass Yonly or miserable plant
tool in the hands of Mcclure and
Brooks, is it possible that you could
by any human persuasion be in
duccd to proclaim yourself an idiot
or to record yourself a llnavo, with
out having first received the as
suranco that your opponent, Du
Vail, would never be permitted to
oust your" We commend his
answer to Col. DuVall. No, no !!
Yonly is not tho man TO lop of the
very limb he is standing upon. His
official neck is far too precious /;
and yet if he is not willing to do
this, how thin and transparent arc
the professions of this ignoblo crew,
that they arc the only true friends
of tho dear people. From all such
friends may Ged in his providence
deliver us.
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IN on, opinion, as he has no interest
in the county, not paying even .
dollar in taxes, and he could not
Get ten votes for the office OF super
Visor if he were put before ihc
pcoplc. We append the record OIL
The late court as made UP ~ 'h'
order of Squire Williams;
10 If remembered that on this the 'lh ony ., .,
July 1873 an appointed time for fc;i' Commty
Ihc CONT OF Suprrisors of Mississippi 'onts :
H,r,ns,s prcscnt H. l.. Williams FrcshinH
apd John b. Driver, sheriff and jamr ,tondaDcc ~ Dc
~, ,'norun h.ug present n q ordered lhat Ioui
"o i-o" L. =. Williams.
Tuesday July sth ls7S
The Board Of Supcrvisors was opened ~ lhe "P
nointrd hour. Present f. i. Williams ,,,.
No quorum being present u Is oIuinVu o,,,r.a u"a
No"'' "' ''" EP Williams
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/ Word With You Mr., BrooksI

Brooks says he is under no obi
cations TO Yonly. What! arc YOU
SO inscnsiblc to the Determinations
made in your favor by Yonly as
to ignore in public the debt of graf
itudc you owe him? Have you
forgotten, or do you pretend not
to know, that when Mr.. Berry ap;
piled to Yonly, rs Attorney Gen
eral, about the beginning ofthc Sos
sion of the last Legislature, for n
writ of Qao Warronto against
Wheeler, that rolling, tumbling, vo-
luminous official rccoilcd with hor-
ror from the reasonable request /?
You know, thou man of cdnd9r, that
Bc.ry's vote was much heavier
than yours you know that Berry
is now prosecuting his claims to
the Office Of Auditor with his own
private means, unaidcd by the AT
torncy General, the natural and
official prosecutor IN such a case /;
and you know that the people
would really like to sec Berry their
Auditor while you must know they
would regard you in the Office Of
Governor, with horror and aver
sion. Why this discrimination, if
you arc under no obligations to
YonlyY If you have bribcd fon-
ly with money, OF which we make
no doubt, and also given him fall
assurances that he is to continue in
the undis;urbcd possession Of the
office Of Attorney General, inia-
nous and contcntcd a5 only I0R-
~ could be, then wo will admit
that you have given him q fair
Quid pro quo, and arc under no obli-
cations to him. But if Yonly, in
your case, is moved by love OF the
eternal rulo Of right, and fitness
OF things TO prove Baxter usur-
per, when he cannot but know that
he thus proolaims himselfas willlul-
ly, knowingly and pcrsistcntly gnIl-
ty of tho same ollcnsc, how can you
Mr.. Brooks, ignore the endless debt
Of gratitude ? What? When Yon.
ly is willing to steep himself in in
fanny "dcopcr than Ger plummct
sounded" and all for thee, oh,
Brooks canst say thou'rt under no
obligations TO him ? What kind OF
meat have you been feeding upon
hero Of late, that you should become
SO great rs to be raised above the
sense Of gratitudo2 Why, even
Bljtl felt something like gratitude
to Btdch George, the hireling whom
no employed to do his dirty work,
and yet yOu say you are under no
obligations TO Yonly! Oh shame
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Warning Order.

Jgeiicc's Court Monroe Township, Mlaai5-
.ppi County. Arkansas
Erwin Mccoiium. Plaintiff.
William Lawrence, >Dcfcudant.
The Defendant, William Lawrence, Is warned "a
app.r il llbs Court within thirty days 3nd an
IS tly complIi.l OF ,hc Plaintiff
jay lith. l.i2. James X. T. Hale, j. T..
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n.gSzE'DEs.gsE'E.s'GSH
, pDryp FOR EVERY TICKET.

\ PRIZE FOR EN Eh1 TIN l.
1C,snGlr. slSQO0I 7JCash CHS, ca a'eSO
e t,-h f,ins "a bOOdu 700 - 5np
Il :" - a. 25,o20 2o3 =, :. g iS3
~ ." A." " 1900 80 .-. - l,o 500
100 Gold Watches s.,........'t''' Tc9 ~ ia
215 sewing Machines. a51 20 .oO
- Elegant Pianos "a "a a. 5ol
30 90 MoiOdcOnS...... ..-..'. q. ,ao noa
Cash GIFTS silver Ware, etc, valued at ~, Vo'oVo
A chance TO draw any Of the above prizes idr
% cents. Tickets describing Prizes are SEALED
i'm Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt OF -
cents 4 gi'ALED TICI.ET is drawn without choice,
and sent by mai 10 any address. Inc pElac nam
cd upon il will be delivered to inc ticket hOlu.i
ON rnymcnt OF one dollar. Prizes are lmmedi-
atcly sent to any address by express or return
mail.
You viii know what your prize is before you
pay for it. Any prize exchanged for another OF
ihg same value No blanks. Our patrons can
depend on fair dealing
OriNioEs OF ThE PRrss.-fair dealing can be
relied on - n Y Herald, Avg. q. \ genuine
distribution, ,-N Ogld, sept. D. Not one oi 'le
humbugs of the day.-Wcckly Tribune, July 4.
They give general satisfaction, sta Is lcllang
Aug. 8.
RrrEprNcEs.-B Mind permission we refer 10
the following ID rankin $. Lane, LOUISVILLE
drew 81. .OO1 Miss Hattie Banker, Charleston.
- OcO Alr- Louisa + Bake, st Paul, Piano,
500 Samuel ] Raymond, Boston, 5000. Ln-
arue p. Bracket, Iitt,bWg Watch, ShJ. Miss
Annip O+gaod. New Orleans, 5000. Emery l..
Pratt, COLUMBUS, Ohio, 81 ,OOl.
OSE CA,u CrFr in every package Of 80 tickets
Guaranteed btigAcls Tor one dollar; u IOg 500;
81 for -. %; 10 fnr $500; lJg forl5.
Agents wanted, to WhOia We offer liberal IN
ducrmcuts and rramntpc fati faction.
Apnnuss FRITZ \. SMIrll * CO..
lV2 NI2sau ST. y. !.
ju.l2.2m,
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". P. HARPER
myl5 % D Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlaans
CurEeal Burke vs.. Succession OF }. vi.


lsaacks.
SIXTE DISTRICTS COCRf FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 4593 BY virtue of a wri. of
seizure and sale to ne directed by the honorable
tie sixth District Count for the Parish of Orlears
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell
at pablo auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
eeTa' Exchange on Royal street bet ween CANA and
Custcn.hoGae streets, in Tire Second District of
this city, Oh SATURDAY. Eav 81 1873 at twelve
ocloch u. tie following described property. 10
la CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND together with
a.! the buildings anu Improvements thereon a;4d
all the rights, WAYS and priviit ges tnereunto be.
longing, O. in any wise appertairinc situated in
TIE sixth District Of this city. in the square mum.
Der :weltyour. w..ic!! is bounded bv Magazine
lot is designated br the nurn Der eight a Der plan
deposited on IKE tenth 0. November 1868, in Tie.
once OF D. de Armas. notary public in this ui:y.
ana measures thirtyo!le feet nine inches two lines
non o.. Napoleon avenue. By deptl. of o:!e tLa.
dr.d feet between equal and parable lines
2. i PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, in same
square. Ard measuring the width By a depth
of nifty feet being the portions lots numbers
seventeen and eighteen, plan drawn bv L.
Surg. late survey or. dated May Is. 1895 and de.
posted IN the office of William Boswell, late a
Lotify public in this city and being Immediately
II! 'he ear OF lot number eight. Being the same
property acquired by the late Julian ~ Isaacks
ffoih samuel NcCleiiaDd per act OF sale thereof
passed before John 9. Eusis, notary public in tbs
city, OF the third OF NAV. 1871.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Tll5 being TIE second ana les. auc.:or
The sac property will be definitely All iicated 10
the highest and last bidder for what il will bring
al twelve months credit the pure ha ser furni,b
oond, Will. good and solvent security, bearing
eisAt De! cent interest per annum from da.e and
specia. mortgage On the property sold .gtIl final
pay III cash the printing, she,ifTs and clerks tees
&C.. WHICH amount to about two hundred and sev
eaty dollars, and furthermore, the state pari,b
aaa uuLir pal taxes, the amount Of which is not
yet ascertalned. ~
W. P. HARPER
ny15 q 81 Sheriff ofthe Parish of Orleans.
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threat of assassination drives from the State
Republican Governor, the threat of mas
sacre may deter from the polls co!ered
Republican majority?
We turn with shame and regret from
these palpable and futile attempts to in
augurate anarchy under the auspices of
violence. 1t is done at a moment when
the business interests of the city are in
volving Federal relief and soliciting the
ingress Of population and capital. Do
no: their interests perceive that theft diress
enemies are those who persist in agitation?
Do they not perceive that the attempt to
inaugurats a 'reign Of terror" alarms no
one except the customers. capitalists and
immigrants whom every business man de-
sires to attract: If they will not see this.
they can not complain Of consequences
which they do not attempt TO prevent.
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& DEAD STATUTE.

The well informed editor Of tie Pea.
gun. ca.eclises Governor Kellogg in this
wise:
With tie eorrui. power these laws have
produced "equa. to twenty thousand
votes why has he ro: tried to purge or
statutes o: So foul aud yiilaiuots al !astru.
mentality OF injustice and wrong: Saal.
we tel! him: He wants them himself. to
sustain lis usurpa:iol By al. the frauds
and yasca.it.ss they are capable O. pgo.iUc.
in.
These laws" for which q sweeping
purgation is demanded. we,e repealed by
tie Lew election act. approved ty Gov
ernor Warr.otL on tie twentieth Novem.
Der. 1872, nearly two months before Cow
eruor Kel!ogs YVES inauguyated. As he
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Tie Associated Press agen: ard tel.
esraph operator a: New Iberia is 10: as
particular as LIE might be in observing
stric: secrecy concerning private dis.
patches giver. into his Office for transmits.
sion. ! dispatch sent by Gerera! Badger
last Tuesday contained items that were
known only to himself. ye: the Associated
press dispatches Of Wednesday. from New
Iberia. contained & portion Of his teie.
gram. Il the agent or operator does lot
hold private messages sacred. His en-
ployers should max: note Of TIE fac:
aud obtain tie services OF a disc,ee. man.
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SALE OF OBSOLETE AND >>ERVICE.
ABLE ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE
STORES,

C:.-:o SrArs. rpocA:cs a. avcri
Corner g: Houston ald Gre.ie streets.
E..:a-c. o.. GIse.e street tPostCfice P0x 1910.
New York. April u, 1873. !
C3ALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE WILL BE
y 1ec-ived at this Office for the purchase of ord.
nance and OicEaLce Stores, embracing Cannon,
Gus Arsenals, Forts and Ueoots IL the United
Sta'es.
WEDNESDAY, the twentv-e:gh:h day OF Nay, 1875
:o. stores locate at Posts il tie following named
States, 20 wit Connecticut. Delaware, Inia1a, Il.
:noi5 Maine, MARYLAND Ma ssachu .etts, Michigan.
E,ss0ur. New Hanp.li:e, New jersey, New York,
Ohio Pennss lva:.ia Rhode Island. Virginia. and
:he District of Columbia.
BIDS WI IL. open.d a. .wei-. cc'ocf " OF
THURSDAY, the twelfth day Of June 1879, 70. stores
located a. Posts in the TO- ,oWisg named states
Georgia Kansas Louisiana. Minnesota. Nebraska,
Nevada. North Carolina, Oregon. South Carolina.
Texas Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, Idaho. lid an.
Montana. Ne. Mexico Washington and Wycmii g
10: l!.t 0: stores IL detail. location, terms, etc.
see catalogues, which can be procured on aQplica.
ton a: the Ordnance OF &c. va, Department.
Was,lin, .ou District of Columbia a: this agency,
a. a:.y Of tie arsena.s or CepOts and command.
in. officers o: other posts vi! furnish. or PIP lea.
lion information as 20 what store. OIL hand a. t.ig
respective posts are :or sale.
The Department reserves t'le right to reject al
S, hal. are not deemed satisfactory. Prior to
The acceptance. OF any BID 1t WI. have t. be ap.
pry.ed by the Wa. Department.
Reconsideration per ecu: az III. time of the
award aad tie seniaiide5 wien the property Is de-
Thirty days vii! BE allowed fos tie ,euoya: Of
the stores.
Packing boxes viii sc CHARGE. a: prices 20 be
Iete.m. 1eG by the department.
Bidders wi. state explicitly tie post where The
stores are located which they bid for, and VII.
give tie kinds AID TUa1t.:i.s they propose to pur.
Cease.
deliveries W.. s:..y !e made a: :ile va:ou. posts
where stored.
Proposals WI: BE- addressed to .le tinted. States
ordnance agency New Io.k !poatCttice hex No.
i3.l. and should be ;naorred Pro, osals fo1 pur.
=, opSGlr and r-eryiteahie nd cvI
ordnance Stores with the names of the a!senals,
forts Q: Gep0t5 where stored and the names OF
States or TERRITORIES ~ which tie stores proposed
to be purchased are located
Is authority OF the Chic: O: Ordnance.
C3lsPlE,
IAuce. MI; s. .
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There is no end Of trouble over the post
al cards. First, the paper furnished by the
contractors was not up TO the required
weight. Next, the plates reached Spring
field so badly twisted out OF shape as to
make it seem impossible to use them. Then
the workmen engaged proved uuskiiiful
aad unable to secure as good impressions as
required. Lastly (For Tie present.. the
.velvet.brown ink, which, tie department re-
quires shall be used, is difficult to work,
and very liable to thicken.
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found our statutes purged of that "foul
and villainous instrumen.ality" through
whose agency the old Bourbon element
came so near capturing this State, the
Governor naturally left it in the grave
where it had been placed by its friends.
1t was as dead as it could be, and there
was no good reason to- digging it up to
give it ''fresh stab in the thigh" Every
intelligent man in the State, except per-
haps parish judge or two and the Fusion
editors. knows thu: the election law Of
1870 is repealed.
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Z singular coincidence is attached 70 The
Stevens suicide case. az Derby. Connects
cut. on Wednesday Of last week. Walter
KILLED Lims.l: by placing the mouth OF =
.oaded gun ssains, his stomach. and pulling
che trigger with q poker. and She SoinsI'
dence is tina. this was the anniversary o!
nis father. death. who. III the same room,
at the same hour. viz: 5 a. NJ. and with the
same gun and poker, terminated his exist
snce lust eight years ago.
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onAEaNS
yJ,HE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM
L these presents shall come, greeting: Whereas,
Henry Samory has purchased at a public SAFE
made by Washington Irving Hodgson,
tioneer, on the sixth day of April, 1872,
to this court for a monilion or advertisement, IN
conformity to sections 1870, 237l, 1872 and 23.3,
OF act No. SO, approved sixteenth OF March, 1870,
and commonly known as IAN act for the revision
OF the statutes Of general character"
Now therefore know ye, and all persons inter-
the OF the State of Louisiana, and of the
Second District Court for :as parish of Orleans,
property hereinafter described, i'll consequence OF
any lnformality in the order, decree or judgme ut
of the court under which the sale was made or
any irregularity or iilegaity in the appraisement
and advertisements, in time or manner OF sale. o.
for any other detect Whatsoever, to show cause
within thirty DAYS from the day this monitiou is
first inse, ted in the public papers. why the sale so
made should not be confirmed and homologated.
The said property was sold by the auctonees
aforesaid by virtue of two orders issued by this
honorable court, dated respectively January "a.
1872. and February T. 1872 rendered in the success.
OF this court, which sale the said Henry Samorp
became the purchaser for the sum OF $500.
VII fully appear by r1fsrsncs to the act OF sale Of
pubic. on the eighteenth day of April, 1882.
Description of the property as contained III {: &
A certain lot of ground situated IN the FRS,
Of s as in as BY
De!old Gate Triton WALK and Calliepe streets,
designated as lot No 4, on "a plan made by Spring
bett: surveyor dated April 1899 dep sited as plan
No. III i'll the records OF he late William Chrlstv.
then a notary in this city; said lot measures in
American measure Is feet front on Carondel-t
street, by i27 feet 10 inches lines deep, between
parallel lines.
2. Another lot Of ground in the same district
and Square adjoinns the before teseribed lot, and
measuring, French measure, 30 feet front Caroa-
delet street, by 100 f ct deep, between parallel
lines Together with the buildings aud improve.
hents thereon and the apourt; nances thereof
Eow known and designated as No. 265 Caroudelet
street, and being the same property which tho
said James McClosAey acquired by purchase from
c. Cuveer, notary pubic, on the thirteenth day
OF June. 1870 little registered in the CONVEYANCE
,tice OF this city, IN book &c, fol 1867 and not
heretofore ienated by sad late McCloskey or his
succession.
Clerks Office. Second District Court for the parisa
OF Orleans. this sixteenth day OF April 1872,
. A. l.. TlSSOr Judge.
FRANK PACE .1R Clerk. anil, ri
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THE CRESCENT CITY,
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

SrArH or LOUISIANA
Executive Department.
New Orleans. April FL. 1917
Whereas. ohicia. Information has been received
by me cha: about the thirtietL day of March,
1875, William B. Mcdonald. old and worthy C!ti.
zer oe this State. was bvuta. y murdered at Yer.
ne L. in the parish of Jackson. l.. this State. ly
person. or persons to me unknown.
Vow. therefore. I. William P. Ke!!ogc. Governor
of the State of louisiana. have though: e to issue
this my proclamation. Offering reward of FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS fog the apprehension and
conviction of the murdere. murderers Of the
sad William Mcdonald: salt reward to be paid
on the certificate Of the sheriff and district attor.
ney OF said parish Of Jackso:. that tie person ap
plying fog the same furnished tie Information
which. led to tbs arrest and conviction cs the
aforesaid murderer o: nJ.rdereIs.
Given Gnde: my hand ard the sea: o: the State
iereun:o attached this twenty frs: day Of April.
1885, and Q: the .adepeuieace OF the United States
III G.ae:: seventh.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
By tie Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS,
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Elise Gieseke.. Wife Of X ebert II. schmidt.


VS.. Her Husband.
1NlFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
T. OF Orleans. No. 1928 BY virtue of a writ OF
her tacias to lie directed by the honorable Che
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in
the above entitled cause. will proceed TO sell Il;
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street: between Canal and Gus,
Toulouse streets, IL the Second District Of this
Citr. on SATURDAY. May g. 1873, at twelve
O'Clock d.. the fol!ow.n. LescgJed property. to
wit
.NE Lot OF GROUND. situated IN tie Sec.
n:d District of this city. in Che FaUbur: Tgene.
designated by the number two in the square
prlsed between st. Peter. =. rbi2nr. Orleans and
Claiborne streets, or the plan drawn b. Jose h
Pile. late surveyor. On the first OF May. !3iv de.
posted i'll the Office of d. L. ACCay, late notary
public IN this cit' which said 10. inca ures.
coIdllg to said plan. AIuericaa measure. twenty.
tive feet front on ST. Peter and OIeaus stree by
one hundred and fourteen feet tive inches six lines
IN DEPTH. bstHeen paTa.e. ii-es Oh 81. Peter and
Orleans streets.
?. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROcSo. situated
II said district, in the So aIe bounded BY Canal
Cast house Miro and Uonti streets. DIES. na ed
as !o;s numbers Twelve and Thirteen a plan
drawn " \. DEe;leCOErt, surveyor. on the six.
teentA OF Jly. 1888, and deposited il the Office of
Pierre Charles Cuvel.ier. uotaT, puo.i !Es city.
Lot IuHber 1We.vs neds1I es twentr-eicht feet
five inches front on Toat! street. by one hundl ed
and fcrty-eight fee; eleven inches three lines.
between parallel lines: and LOT Number thirteen
inea nIcs twenty eight feet four .nc:e. font on
TOnt. street. by one hundred and tortv-.islt feet
eleven INCHES three lines il. JeV.h. between egIa!
and parallel lines.
seized in the above s';'.
Te.Ms-.ls!. Oh. the SPOT.
W p HARPER
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The essayist does not usually appear
early in the history of a country; he comes
naturally after the poet and the chron-
:cler. His habit of mind is leisurely; he
does not write from any special stress OF
passionate impulse; he does not create ma
feria, 80 much as he comments upon mate
rial already existing.
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4 Western editor who received half
dozen soft-shell crabs the other day, says
in the next issue Of his paper They
were. indeed. delicious, but were evidently
inten ied 10 be eaten when dead, as one Of
the cusses went skittering up and down
our throat two or three times before We
could mash him with our new bouShten
. seeth''
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State warrants, owing to the recent de-
cision of Judge Hawkins, in which he sets
aside act No. 81 of 1872, yesterday reached
forty-nine cents-a rise OF twenty per cent
IN ten days. Metropolitan police warrants
are worth ninety-fve cents-the best price
.shey have commanded for two years.
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use, nobly submissive when patriotism,
State as well as national, showed submits
sion and patriotism to be identical, shall
emblazon its pages, while those Of his
ignoble traducers shall! be sunk into mer-
tied oblivion.
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a. Massachusetts man has captured DIT
Germ, and has got somebody to describe it as
8. marsh fowl, with patent extended and
reversible neck, voice like buzz saw,
AID a habit of standing on one leg and
:owiins In melancholy places in the dusky
Z,