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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-27
YELLOW FEVER.
Deaths mt ShrevepOrt-A Daughter OF
3nIOr MOncure and Congressman
Peters Among the Number.

SHREVEPORT. September 26.-The follow.
ing Is the list OF interlnents in the city GENE.
teries for the twenty-four hours ending at
= z. N. to-day. as reported by the Howard
Association: Otto Freeman. 33 years: C.
Doherty. 30; A. p. Page. So: Chris. Cos.
grove. age not given: Ella Hunsecker, 3:
William Nesbitt, l6: Mrs. E. T. Hall, So: Re.
becca Kendall. II: Jack Holton. age not
given: Samuel c. Peters, colored, SO; J. w.
Gayle. G'; Miss Moncure, age not stated;
Miss Adeline Fary, 80.
No Fever at Key West.
WAsHISGToN. September 26.-Comman.
der Benham, at Key West. telegraphs that
there is 20 yellow fever there.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-27

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION Dr
TIE SEERIFF.-We call attention 70 the sale
at auction to be made this day, at noon. at
the Merchants and AUct.oneers' Exchange.
Royal street, by the sheriff Of the parish of
Orleans. of the one ucd.v;ded twentieth
part of several squares Of ground, situated
in the Sixth District Of this city. For full
particulars and terms see advertisement.
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PariOnef.

Acting Governor Antoine yesterday par.
doned William H. Page. who was recently
tried. convicted OF the crime Of mansiaugh.
'ec. and sentenced 70 two years imprison.
ment. 4 petition. signed by Judge Abel
and many other citizens. recommended this
course.
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B 7 Ell E RAPH.
WASHINGTON.
Jay Cooke. sIcCuiIech &. Co. Appointed d
London Fiscal Agents.

London Fiscal Agents.
WASHINGTON. September .o-The Star
says: At .he instance of President Grant.
Secretary Richardson has appointed Jaw
Cooke. McCulloch 6. Co. London fiscal
agents Tor the Postotfce and State Depart.
Ment'. wee Clews. Habicht Ss Co.. sus.
pended.
Earthquake in jamaica.
The observer at Kingston, in the island
OF Jamaica. reports that an earthquake
was te.t there today at i:ij 7. III. No dam.
age reported.
Cabinet Meeting.
The Cabine. meeting to-day was informal.
Only Secretary Richardson and Attorney
General Williams were present. Finances
were discussed and it was determined to
stand By the result OF last nights cOnsulta.
ton at the White House and take no fur.
ther action regarding extra currency dis.
bu.Sements.
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iiasOnic Aid.

las: week at an ;mprovised gathering of
the masters Of the different Masonic lodges
IL this city, $50 was raised and forwarded
a. once to Shreveport. Eou: nurses We're
a-:o dispatched TO that place. under tie
auspices .. tie Louisiana Relief Lodge, Q:
til. civ.
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The Telaas:ls:Iv..

The ths:mome.e- a. Lou. Fi:ee,;o's,
-'o - Ch.G1:es street. yes.stlay stood as
follows. A. ) A. Vi. :, =: 7. NJ, 81:
a. !? NJ. 81. Loves, pom. during :.e
& IA: q. SeptpII ba- -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-27

Boston preacher, in speaking Of the
danger of permitting the Bible to be crowd
ed out by the newspaper, perpetrated the
following pun: "Men nowadays" said be,
"are like observation-disclosures of seeing
Jesus, but they can not because of the
press
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EAKkM = TO RENT FOR Less THAN

TIE IAAfS.-A small ialm in the Sixth Dis.
.pst p convenient to all the city markets consist.
Ing o. aoont elght squares of ground under
State street Immediately adjoining the propertv
OF j. A. Zeal, Esq, having large orchard Of pInpI
orange, uS Trees, scuppernong vines etc of choices
quali.les, IN full bearing, and which win nroneT
attention, could be made very productive phepn
only thlrtx minutes distance from Canal stree W
the Carrollton cars. Possession Immediate. 49,
easy. Apply to Z. F. LAvILLEBEUVRP No Is
emon street or to No. las st. Ann street betWaan Az
osI ana ~ a. d. II desired, as much more erpuud
N>A oe Suueo W tne ABOVE. au37 In
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FOR RENT,

EOE RENT-A rESlGABLT LOCATED Two.
u story brick dwelling situated on the west side
Ci PrEanid street, between Josephine and ST. An
Grew streets. No. 20. Contains hall, two parlors
siiIlng room. pantr.es, kitchen, coal and wash
houses with servants roGms separate from the
Mi.ll building, six large and airy bed rooms, with
openings a. I'd. sides, yoom tor bath, and gas
.niEuEh9at. large yard alley-wav to the front
, a.!a 'stetll. iron railing. and paved in the
sont .! me yard Possession given the first eli
0c'ooe'' and Tor ;uE.he. particulars apply to
,-, +. CONERY,
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NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER e. 1878

where the desk was standing. 4 pistol was
drawn by negro named Dan Prophet. l
notified bystander Of tia: tact. and .e
a; once drove the negro off.
Given under my hand, officially, this
twenty-titth day of September. A. d. IS. :.
JOHN A. PEYROUX.
Acting Deputy Sheriff.
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State Of Louisiana, parish of st. Tamma-
NY hereby certify that. on the sixteenth
day Of August, A. d. 1873, at the day and
time when the difficulty occurred between
Nessrs. Hosmer and Newell in regard to
the possession Of desk, no court was in
session, Judge Newell was not in the court
room, but in the district clerks office,
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I ~ O.Gs.t. t.AN>. RED RIVER
LANDING

l-a:A":s.S -: .. UNITED STATES MAIL
COACHES.
e'"'0s!'oao.. VII ieare Re-; river Landing
Lou'''.2.. EVER. SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
Fh'pA' al : 7. IL. ~ j. arrival Of the packets 3
hAl'f' F@A'l. '.E.I'b sG! NATCHEZ from
eW'.'-a..s. 10: Ia1.U.', M3gsauyilie. Mansura,
NarRs'lL!a Evergreen. 'aeYeyvi... Leconpt. ar.
giving ~ A.xaH:'. - : 4 81 .--. morning ak.
:is Close come tx. Wa. stage. to- Hatshitoches.
louisiana. San Augustine srl. :ac.g:,ches Texas.
Th. maIi leave. Re. ,.,v.. La.dt.r DAILY tor
fie above vlicc.
an2. tn. g Il PE-EgsO- pro,ria.o-
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Chance for spare hand. A tailor has a
bill in his widow to the effect that he wants
several thin coat makers
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NOTICE.
Vs'IE !H1EIs:S::D, PaOPR'rr0es of COT
a ton Presses VIII. nom aE! after this date
la,se Twenty ave Cont. Pc. Bale to the oUr
a"t-~r S1 ;Ait .'.t1n, "IHtI-' .lIp-nalhed o:
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ErrsH!n..
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SSrs.! bS.. y. GlAT.f
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CevISaroS, La. september %, 1873,

CeyfNGroS, "a. se..eM5er ., iS.5.
EDITOR REpLBLICAS.
SIR-Upon reading you. valuable paper
OF the twenty-thirG instant. saw with as
tonishment that an alteration and encoun-
ter which l had with a gentleman of this
town some weeks ago ha. been used by q
correspondent signing himself IAN Old Citi-
zen OF st. Tammany," a. one OF the ev.-
dences Oflawlessness in this parish.
Please do the good people who live here
tie justice 20 state that none of the facts of
the case were correctly stated by your co.
respondent. or implied by him. The diff.
Guilty in question was strictly private one.
and has been since settled amicably. 1t
might have occurred i'll any community,
anu was not characterized by either brutal
ity or rowdyism.
Respectfully your o6cdient servant.
C. NJ. NEWMAN, NJ. d.
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ss1O INVESTORS /. CiGY
REAL. ESTATE.


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REAL ESTATE.
Capitalists " q, f:.-l : 800 = :.0g,, can hear
%: Ar.. ..As. ..a 4e!atly. Investments IN In,
''0V'I City S. Gsr.-e, b 4lai..s,U, Z. ), ,h.s
office .,25
N0IltE.-I!IE CEDER#tGNHO Will APPLY
~ 90 ;hs Ststs tat1rs, Bank 10 ,iue time TO. q
seS 'cftiCat~ II. I.l.c. 81 certificate Os stock No
~ Iatef Deco ~"i =, .o1i inv liIt.en shares OF
y 80 t'h, since ecIU.el. : - e.l i, which h..
ee.s los. Nv S.g.
Woo" Hl...I:1E oVTAGr
S.v o4ea0. Au.Gs. 80.
Guls II u I8 sos n y 3't
DEL!tAh EACHAnu =.
suG...S PER:.a" ASH 81 CRADLES STREETS.
si.7'cs ~NcE> L',.p.S aa!T.S-ERS LAGER
s'w.'a ~n i,nui
No. .tNCE .roH - 4. 81 to' T. -. daily.
'D.iS .J1:..:l. - ni... AAkDNER.
a'.N III. Pr0prietoT..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-27

TE'h1 Il EEDNIEN7 cAV INGN ANV
TRUST COMPANY.
RATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
Chartered hr the United states, Hsrch. 1865.
EIW ORLEANS BRANCH,
gAnk to.r. r1au . i. a. toaP.M
0pes s.tU,iav a!..hts ~ s.ce:-e deposits from
Six TO Eight H'Cinsts.
%ig per Gen. interes. Allowed.
q. D. *yUR-EvAN-, Cashier.
as3Il- YENRT BaCis Assistant Casaier
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2 n
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
incorporated III 1855.
This Institution has been removed to tho new
Banking House, No. 1856 Canal street.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
SAM JONES JR-. Treasurer.
l. T. GENERES President.
DIRECTORS
Dr.. W. SeW:on Mercer. L. +. .!eneres
David urquhar: Georges Jonas,
!. G. Gaines. T. A. Adams
Carl kOh1, Thomas Allen Clarke,
Christian 5ch.e 3ce. Charles J. Leeds,
Samuel Jahiison. se5 FrSuTuim
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
SOLAR HEAT AS A TOOL.

During the recent building of a
bridge in Holland, one of the traverses,
465 feet long, was misplaced on the sup
ports. :. It was an inch out of line. and
the problem was how to use it. Expert
ments proved that the iron work ex-
panded small fraction of an inch for
every degree of heat received. 1t was
noticed that the night and day tempera-
ture differed by about 25 degrees, and
it was thought this might be made to
move the bridge. In the morning the
end of the piece was bolted down Sc
curely. and the other end left free. In
the heat of the sun the iron expanded,
and toward night the free end was bolt
ed down, and the opposite end was
loosened. The contraction then dragged
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
ANEW WAY TO CATCH FISH.

One of the means used to open the
great raft in Red river has developed
something Of interest to fishermen. We
have reference to that great explosive
power, nitro-glycerine, which is now
being 30 successfully manipulated by
Lieut.. Woodruff. In making blow,
blast, or whatever you may call it, one
day last week, in the neighborhood Of
Kouns' canal, at the least calculation
one hundred and fifty fish, weighing
from one to 100 pounds, were killed by
the concussion. The charge was four
pounds OF nitro-glyoerine in two cham
pagne bottles sunk to a depth of seven
feet under water. The explosion was
fearful to behold. The air was filed
with water, fish, flying timbers, logs,
etc., etc. Fish enough to do the force
at work day or two were gathered up.
and the balance that did not recover
from the stun" were Left ON the field
Of battle. -Shreveport Ga Times.
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SENATORIAL BACK PAR.

A correspondent of the New York
Euening Post has obtained from the
books and records of the Treasury De-
partment the first full and accurate list
of the names of the Senators who have
drawn and pocketed their "back pay !"
of those who still have the money to
their credit on the books of the disburs-
ing officer of the Senate, to be drawn at
their own pleasure; and of those who
have drawn the money and returned it
to the Treasury. AS a matter of gen.
eral interest, we print the. list entire. 1t
will be seen that it differs materially
from any heretofore published; but the
Posts correspondent vouches for this as
an exact transcript of the official rec
ords, and hence its accuracy can be re-
lied on. In the lists hereto appended,
the names Of Republicans are printed in
Roman, Democrats in italics, and Lib
erals in sMALL-cAPITALs. The following
forty-four Senators have drawn their
back pay and pocketed it
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

the whole thing the other way. For two
days this experiment was repeated, and
the desired place reached. . We find
No record that the heat of the sun has
ever been employed in this way before !;
the contraction and expansion of iron
bars by tire-heat has already been
used to move heavy weights over short
distances. Broken walls and strained
roofs and arches have been brought into
place by simply heating iron rods till
they expanded, then taking up the
slack by screws and nuts, and allowing
contraction by eoldto pull the wall or
roof into place. s,7
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

Democracy is eternal. The resolutions
squint with one eye toward the railways
and the other toward the farmers |; but,
on the whole, the position is better than
that of the Independents, who looked
only in favor Of the former and ignored
the latter entirely. The Hon. William
Allen, better known m the ante-bell,tDs
days as "Pop- gun Allen, " wasnominated
for Governor, selection at once char
actefistic and appropriate. Mr.. Alien
is an uncle of Senator Thurman, and
has an impression that he is still fight
ing for the constitutionality of the
fugitive slave law and the compromise
measures of 1850. II will be no great
honor TO beat the old gentleman, but it
will afford much amusement to see him
run, and there will be considerable
humor in repeating the ancient stanza
in his honor: 1d
- The oid-fashioned Colonel
Galloped through the white internal
zffsi sEGf Powder cloud,
- While his broad sword was swinging, 90
And his brazen throat was ringing
Trumpet loud.
The rest of the ticket is made up of
much the same material; and on the
whole is so stricken with age and polit-
ical paralysis that it will have to be held
up to be knocked down.-Exehange. /,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
names ar

The name of Senator Kelley, of Ore
gon, Democrat, does not appear in the
above list at all, from the fact that the
law prescribed that the amount of mile
age paid each Senator should be deduct
ed from his back pay, and the balance
then paid over to him. In Kelleys case,
his mileage exceeded the amount of his
back pay, SO there was nothing due him
on account of the latter.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
VARIETIES.

NECESSITY knows no law, but good
many lawyers.
NEVER indulge in . schism, unless it
be witticism. . aed, Tae1m
To HELP man vhalwon't help him
self is to help him to his ruin.
81 SHOULD have no objections, said
henpecked husband, ''ito my wife's
having the last word,t if L could only
be assured that it would be ane last"
Ina "Tp rather not take horn with You,
said q loafer to a mad bull; bat the bull
insisted on treating himItostwo, and the
loafer got quite high. ,ar .l'e
% WE once knewab beswho said that he
liked "a good rainy day; too rainy to
go to school, and Just about rainy
enough to go fishihg.Ti' siiii;i
A LADY, who was not a Shakespearian
scholar, hearing the "Merry Wives of
Windsor" highly praised, inquired how
many wives Mr.. Windsor had.
! An amateur farmer wonders "why,
on all this fair earth, the ground is
bottom side up, so that it must be turned
over with plow before crops can be
raised.
"Dm you ever go to q military ball ?"
a.hoa a liDpins r,laid or u veteran. "No,
my deal" growled the old soldier; Gin
those days I had a military bah come
to me. And what do you thing it did?
1t took my leg off !"
''"ARz you the mate Of this ship p
asked pompous passenger Of the cook
"A witty Hibernian-who, with know
ing wink at the bystanders, replied,
"No, your honor but I'm the man
who cooks the mate r
"Now, Aunt Chloe, if I was to buy
you o new colored cotton dress, why
would dat dress be like a street door ?"
"Well, Uncle Sambo, deed an doesn't
know. less it be kase it would be for
negress (an egress). ale3a t...
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

A YOUNG lady left one of our shops in
a hurry the other day, with q small par
Gel she had purchased, and put into her
bag. She left SO suddenly that the
clerk could not cut the twine which tied
her parcel, and it spun out like a
har72oon line from q whale boat-so he
. :" let her run" The lady had, as usual,
ever so many calls to make, and in all
sorts of directions. In three-quarters
of an hour the-twine ran out, and her
various crossings and turning had spun
it into one Nubia, seven purses, and a
tidy and half. Exchange.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

the track thundered another train Its
red eyes glared upon me I threw my.
self before it ); felt it crush me to
atoms
His head is extremely hot" said
somebody. Iopened my eyes and saw
my wife.
"How do you feel? ?" said she; "a
little better 2" q
was so rejoiced and astonished by
the sight of her that I could not speak
at first. She repeated the question.
"I must be crushed to pieces, said
1, i" for the train went over me, but ]
feel no pain" aa@
"There he goes about the train again, y
said my wife, .}E
Why, tried to omove-there was moth.
ing the matter with me. 1 was in my
own room /; opposite to me was a crib in
which my child was asleep. My. wife
and child were safe. Was I delirious,
or what could it be?
"Joe," I cried, "tell me what has
happened"
"It's 8 O'clock" said Joe. "You
came home in such state from the club
that could not wake you. You wern't fiji
to manage steam and risk peoples lives.
The San Francisco is half way to A.,
suppose, and you've been frightening
me half to death with your dreadful
talk"
And Joe began to cry.
1t was only dream-only an awful
dream. But 1 had lived through it as
though it were a reality.
Is there Bible in the house, Joe?'
I asked.
care we heathens ?" cried Joe.
"Give it to me this moment, Joe."
She brought it, and put my hand Oh
it and took the oath (too solemn to bt
repeated here) that what had happened
never should occur again. And if the
San Francisco ever comes to grief, the
verdict will not be: "The engineer was
| drunk"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
EASY PUZzLES.

~ g
It is remarkably easy to puzzle peo-
pie if you show by your. works lor man
ner that you expect them to be puzzled.
We once propounded the following to a
company of gentlemen A owes B $500,
and admits the debt. 4 AS father dies
intestate, and BIS father takes the bene-
fit of the bankrupt act. Does this dis
change AS obligation TO B? After no
little consideration Of. the problem,
several Of the company decided that it
did ! II seemed to the friend with whom
we were arguing perfectly easy for any
intelligent person to throw out all the
latter items of the statement as having no
possible connection with the first; but
the test established the point for which
we were contending, that this could only
be done by mental effort TO which some
men were not equal at the moment the
question was asked. If We had not wit
messed such exhibitions, we should sup
pose that question proposed by our
friend at Morris, N. Y, was designed
as q euiz. He supposed the case of q
hunter pursuing a squirrel, which
lodges around tree, and as the man
with the gun follows around to get a
shot, the nimble game he is seeking
keeps always exactly on the opposite
side of the trunk. Now comes the all
important query Has the gunner, hav-
ing thus gone arourd the tree, also gone
around the squirrel The town from
which the question comes seems to have
been divided as to the true answer.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
The Ohio Democrats.

As expected, the Democracy of Ohio
have gone on, in total disregard Of the
late nameless convention, and have made
platform and nominated candidates of
their own. Thefirst part of the declara-
tion of principles sounds candid, and
totally unlike the usual Democratic
manifestoes; but the hope inspired at the
beginning, that the party has at last left
the wallow, is soon dissipated, and we
find that, though men and circum-
stances may change, the folly Of the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
y0h. n.--No. 45.
,14ssoLU1lM
IEm 20 sorry:

Im 30 sorry.
=. III Sfs.,. No yousre mot. ssit
Iwill do better. ..;sa. ,.,.5
Better than whatt
- -It.f rEn'.ss ssfs-li sirfe.srsf
Better hsn yous sir. ~
~ go :" CouldnI, II you tried.
n 7-5sl sseT Men ars eolceited. sti;is
lI |,aIsai Can't b denied. y ,assi
idF 20 Ibave been shintins-ser
- ,,,ss. All, that Is news,,
We should part kindly.
SO ss9e - Just ss yon choose.
You are unfeeling!
5Ig3nl igas Yeu srs in teasslia h.fs
iS., vsio Nons Of yossr businessi
- So it appears. g,a.t4
: ,,s,agii, Careless, and scorufaii
All, not so fastI
! s' But forgive you. -
=. sf wsit TN you're naked,
fsiU u Now am going. -
sa5 sI We cdnnot Part! isif..fLtg
What is to hinder2
/ h-FFs' Fate, and-nny heart.
What are you saying7
.airi3 = You viii be mine?
j.A ej You arc so- precious + 'ei
You are--diyinei.-ii ii.f..
Il
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

To CLEAN WHITE Oh LIGHT GLOVES.
Put them on the hand and thoroughly
rub with white bread. This viii clean
them nicely.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
The Senators who have returned Their
back pay to the Treasury number six
taep aa fellows

Eleven Senators have left their back
pay, subject to their order, with the
Disbursing Clerk of the Senate. Their
names are
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

"THEY who dance must pay the pi-
per-" An, Iowa farmer, who is also
something of statistician, has been
figuring up the cost Of the Oranges in
that State. We give his conclusions:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29
CURRENT ITEMS.

NEW ORLEANS manufactures 19,O00,-
900 cigars yearly. ssta-7:sr
The fish-hook trade has been wonder
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-29

NECESSITY knows no law, but good
many lawyers.
NEVER indulge in schism, unless it
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-12
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A Disguised stabls-Keeper
From the Hartford Times.

IEbiA naIAbfu llInes.
A wealthy German from New York was
in town few days ago, and wishing to
drive out, went to a stable to hire team
The man of horses was 10th to trust a
valuable turnout to an entire stranger
and 50 asked for references, The German
replied that he could give no references but
that he would buy the horse and sleigh and
when he returned from the ride the stable
keeper might refund the money. A price
was agreed upon, and the cash paid down,
When later in the day the stranger brought
the team back to the stable, his money
was returned and he started to go. Hold
on, said the man of horses You have
not paid your horse hire! p why, nv
dear sir, said the New Yorker, coolly.
Il have been driving my own team this
morning r The stable keeper looked dis
gusted, but did not force his claims.