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ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly refused to pass Il rc<olu-
ton f9r the codifcation and revision of
the laws.
1t passed bill to change the manage
ment of tee State Prison; also to prcviIe
for the collection Of State taxes when
towns are cncumbcrcd with raiload
debts.
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Dcrlar IN al ki.o- a. SrnYr- an 'I.r are. and
Naugi! urfu Dlaprr. j'.u. JnI @Nr.'-3rua WI,
EIea,h--t-. south -ii.. ne r 'hc RriJ-e. N1nfo
VOC. y AL,
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fHRCJIT COURT, MANIT0WOC
( County-JuSulie Jarr against
Frederick Th;ermann and Johanna Thior-
man his wife, aud Herman Guitmann. In
virtue Of and pursuant t judgment or
der Of foreclosure aud sale rendered IN the
above entitled action on the l4tL day Gf
December. a. p. 1872. at 4 general term
&C the C.rcIit Coart for Mauitowoc Conn
,r, shall expose for sale and sell at pub
l;c vrsa.Iur. nj the ShcriFs Office, in the
Court House, in tie City and County Of
HaRitawoc, State of Wisconsin, on the Sth
dav Of February, l. ISI3, 1T 10 o clock
a m. all the following mortEacai prcmiles
or 50 r.uch Of the same, as may be neCessa-
ry TO satisfy the amount ~ljadgel 20 The
plaintiff together ~ith the costs and ezpeu-
sas. tS-uit Lot No : * (G) in Blcck No
Two Hundred anI Seventy 27a) in the VII
}ase aui CoanTy Of MauisowOc and State Of
Wisconsin
Dalul MlH.towOe. December oath. I5T2
l. 8ITTENBERG.
Sheriff IF Nanjtawoc County
II G. < ". j Turner, p.fs : Aitys.
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FOREIGN.
seIor Trcrtos El6oted
President Of the Spa
nisn Republic.

Political Differences in the Spanish
Army.
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Thr above sale IS hereby further post
paael urtil SATURDAY shs a2i. day Of Feb.
1t ln o'clock, \ 81 4. p. 1873. At tie
corri House. IN the City of GauifoEoc.
Dated Mauitogsc Fen S-A. u. 1873.
ALaEaT WITTENBEEG,
Sheriff Of iani;0'-ge County
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The Senate l JnGrncl.



Tie petitions in favor Of comforting the
land grant on the Milwaukee / st. Pau.
Railroad Company poured in extensively.
o,hcr pcsitions, III favor of the Chicago &
Northern Pacific -iir Imc' and OF the North
Wisconsin haIiroaa Company were pre'e"t-
tu'
nc usual l.'''''o''S' on 'o'' sues oi ''c
- 'A'hf''o" question: ana On me s""J'e'
oI 'Ae Gfai''m H4'"F law were present
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TUE MOST ANIMATED DIEorsSToN
Of the session occcurej in the Assembly
tbs molning on motior. tC refer 20 a
select committee the lii 70 repeal tile
lquor law. Il was participated IN by all
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WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The CLieaG, Tribune
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iiiG HCFkLI E}TEN-MEii

Vow roes tl more thtn 5000 posfoaicc, DIS
rrsbuteI over for'y-tye SJatcs. Territories
aui Provinces and we sligjt subscriptions
from all parts 81 The world.
Willie the INTEE-UCEAN viii espccisliy
represent Tie great Interests uf the North
" IL. J. i LIE IuLcnL!nu to M.Li.c II i
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BU SINESS DIRECTORY
CkEAisLEss SCaErFEsE.

AsHIn' TAILOR. has removed to
Buffalo street, : doors west of Il tnl 5
Store. A.. work warranted Wei done and
To fiji.
Maui,owoc, Nov so. 1873 II-25-Iy
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4 TTOENElS A,p 0vyNSELnRS IT LAW.
uiiibc on Eighth-str,rt. Naui'oyoc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
to. ii-25-ly
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4. g. sss .tir.

Attorneys -nl Coun~,.luf~ - LAW OTcc o.. StA
stree, over f.rft E-.,uu.l n..EE. Hauilovo-.
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3, X lRSE.Ef

IA er'angrr ,ni Caho;stcrcr. Clrr go Trimrr.
81 liarl e~- Nyarr CuInaTcitl--r. between III
AM N'f, Namt.Hn- rlcOTIr1 IS himself il
these bylGctrs and pr0p..-,- =, .sccH.c al 'go
with ITon,gtnc-, @rl IN the best style = ~
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rEEEzs. sGfEsEE9EFg.

kec0s 'li kinds o. Nuts : u-a-r. Hams Latd.
etc which Er 70 ~ 81. ut t.r lowest prires, Va
on nifty aud Kin 90 ~Wt pWchTr.rS. -fny o. e
Il wing C1rte hos shrt sell. ,,ll! II IN
arC receive tHr EigteSt prices. - IT'S
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Fashionable T.i"r Al r,oi- mad. by the sub
-cr tr re warr.m,~I tn Il; ,urm Prcr, Iea,
-ou1Al". auC / aHr bIunItu VI '.-r tHCst WHO give
me u.yir custom. 81 - on NIrl.--t.. tao doors
Nr~. 1f } . y ui ale linu y Il
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-21

The FEELING or SIN-rhere is no feel
ing OF human nature more singular more
profound, or more universal thsn the feel
my OF sin; feeling, 20 far a. we know,
sri g,n,ris-radicall different from the
feeling which calamity or Jolly occasions
"a feeling that has it, root in a latent
sense OF personal responsibility, and is oc-
casioned solely 10y moral ideas-a feeling
OF self-repruach, otresret, of shame. There
J. no human feeling more mysterious, more
sacred, aud more indicative. A man's
feeling about sin Is the measure Of his like.
ness to God. The most hardened criminal
cannot wholly emancipate himself from it,
the most sensuous ct religious systems
have recognized it. /: has inspired my
thology with its suhlime.t conceptions.
Paranism with its most dread immola-
'ions, and Christianity with its most pas
sionate experience
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MASONRY PURE lSsrIrriox Masonry
OF old was pure philahthropic institution:
tut Ne IN every denomination, that the
People who compose it, n modern thing.
are not admired by the mass, who expect
from it, members what i; formerly express
~ Its tainted members faint the orieals
ot ITS mission, and men, as individuals.
~ho are corrupt, are no better as a mass
oe society. 1t Il true that love begets
love, and hate, nate; 50 evil, evil and IT q
majority Of an Institution are deprave,i.
who profess good by uniting with a moral
restitution, aud not practice il, they are a
detrlment to ~. and such members should
't suspended. the quicker the better, with
"ut any compassion from any member
thereof Purity al con.lrci should lie the
only recommendation to Masonry. and ut
les person can give positive testimony to
thst they should be refused and teach such
man that to be good lac must depend mp
oH himself and not on society, tor unless
he can command himself, no power on
earth can dols. uule,s his liberty be taken
from him, which should be, unless he can
appreciate freedom and not abuse il.
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4 lady who was urging some friends to
lay to di"oer f,lt aissusted when her
light year-oid hoy came in and said
Mer Jones says she cant spare no bread,
s,.6 Sire Fox amt TO home, 20 didn get
any tntter' Tie friends thou .ht they
had better dine elsev here. and the lady
thought, 20 too but she taught that boy
'"st the way Of the transsressor was hard
tefOre evening.
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Ia te art Gle on the South estimates
the amount Of yellow pine in tie regions
otthe SaItilla and Ai,amaha rivers, at
i7,OooooO,0gD feet. The exports f-om
the ports OF Brunswick for the third quar-
Ter OF 1871 were , .224o0O feet, and from H.
came quarter in 1872 there were $50 OC
ret, showing very rapid increase - Lum-
fering in some OF these regions has al
ready been carried on alta distance OF
twelve miles from. rafting streams, and
;his in country.where all hauling must
De on wheels there being no snow A
great part OF the product g.es abroad.
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There was an old womao and -he could
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s Utica man, whose vile ha. been 80
f.r son time, came down town one Jay
with o face longer tlan tle revised elias
Geo 4 'rcni WHO met htm sraepei h,m
ly the hand 'n fearful -myTathy and muir
mured "Oh. when dil she di"Y' 'Oh
.iunicr wa. the solemn reply +he amt
dead. shes cleaning house
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Angus ia
FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNToN, va.

Tine Academic term Of this Insti,ation COM
mcnecs the middle Of September and closes the
corresponding time the foll"wiug Juse.
1hi. Is the largest first class insti'atien in
Virginia. IL has corps Of upwards OF twenty
officers and teachers. The English course eN-
tensive and thorough.
Advantages for Music and Languages cannot
be surpassed
seven Music Teachers, four Instrumental and
three Vocal. are constantly employed. whose
reputation has been extended wherever the
School is known.
A resident French governe-s and native
French gentleman teach lupii. to speak the
language a. we'll a. real ana write it.
The Building for comfort, elcgan'c and con-
vcniencc unsurpassed In the state.
sor full particulars address Miss NJ. J. BNLp-
WIZ. Principal.
The character ADD reputation Of the School
may Ice learned FROM the annexed testimonials
from gentlemen whose postum aud character
give value TO their commcudntiuns;
Two Of my daughter. havc been pupils of
Mi.s Baljwin's School. have thus become
familiar with her system It instruction aud the
merits of the Institution. The School i a
Christian. houschaid. in which love and duty
are the controlling powers.'
ALEXANDER II. II. stuart. stanton. Va.
Il consider this School ~ amongst the best,
il not the very best in the SOUTH
wv. ~. McGUFFEy.
University OF Nirginia.
II regard this School in it, whole organiza
ton and con duet. worthy ct the uurcscrved
conidcate Of parents who wish their daughters
taught sound learning. graceful accomplish
mcnt. and correct principles.
JoHS u. BALDWIN. stanton, Va.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
HOMAGE or BEAUTY.
nv aEn D rhsNrIck.

heAnilhd Flil I have wsndtf'd int,
Trwntd tIie slslpF fun and The evening STAR
have rfmod mid The Northern waste, oi snow
And titated vi eve The e,h mrrnollhs NOW
Nut fe'eS nAged m n frre ~ BRIGHT
A. thine sweet srlilt ~ yonng DELIGHT
neHutifnl eifl I thfu AT young and MR.
A. an ami sI share In the moo Nil hi niri
No ihndow rests M thy brow 81 snow
Save TINT NJ Thy trssses dropping low,
Tovos own dear ilght Ia wandering OF
DER Thy renilr ilp ~ carmine son
Tbv lovely checks where the rich red GLOW,
or the warm blood meets through the virgin snow
7. sweeily bi,ndlNR In one bright dye
The woven heantlcs Of earth aud Ky
Truth holy truth. In IL freshness dwelis
been In Thy dark eyes, shaded wells
And fnnclop Wild from their clcnr depths elehm
Like shadows NJ stars from trembling sWe"m'
And thy thoughts are dream OF hden s''w nc.r.
And tly words are gnrlahds OF fowers,hw" ho"o's
pcnrtIfuI gitl | ! have seen thee move
A floating creature OF 10y and lov
As light IA a mist In the SUNRISE chlo
or tho buo5art sway OFFS bridal val,
Tin have almost looked IN tee thot rise
Like A soaring thought - the FREQ, tluo skios'
Or melt away In the thin blue air
Like n vision Of fancy painted there,
Thy low sweet voice rs IL thrills aroma
Seems Icss n sound than dream OF sound
Sof,Iy and mildly, Its clear notes swell
Like IN. spirlt tones Of n silver hell
And the lips whence tho fairy muSic flows
IL TO f,ncy'ssyc like n speaking rose,
Beautiful, beautiful girl thou art
A vision a Joy TO the tbrobbing heart,
A star sent down from the world OF bliss
And Mi unbalanced by the shadows Of this,
A raInbew pictured " loves own sun
ON Il O clouds Of being, beautiful onei
Beautiful girl Ills weary year
since thy swett voice fell on my ravHhed ear,
since sayed on Thy young checks lovely bioom'
Yes Inv gentle torres of music still 80,
Through Tie hottest depths of memory fhI,i
In the long gore years ofchildhood heard;
And off In my dark and lonely moods.
when demons wing DER my spirit broods,
Thine image seems on my sonl to break
Like The sweet ,tunE morn DER gloomy lake,
Filling its depths as the shadows fee
with bca uty and love and melody.
Beautiful girl thou art far away
And I know OF whore thy step, now stray
But oh it's swcet, II isyery sweet
In tho fancy realms Of dreams to greet
Thy cheek of rose, thy brow Of poarl, n,
And Thy voice OF music, beautiful girl.
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To TIKI SnEnIrr or DALLAS CELEBRATING {:

To THI SnEnIrF or DALLAS Co.-GREHTING:
You are hereby commanded that you summon by
publication, John Mcneil, whose residence is ur<
known, to be aud appear before the District Court,
to be holden In and for the County Of Dallas at tho
Court-House thereof in tho City of Dallas, on the
LIST Monday In February next, then and there to
answer the petition Of A. ". Weckliffc filed in said
Court against the said John McNeill, ind alledging
In substance as follows:
That heretofore, to-wit; On tho 1st day of Janua
ry A. d. 1870, Defendant executed and delivered to
Plaintiff his certain PromisSory Note, in subsunce,
Us follows:
life or bearer, the sum Of One Hundred and TWEEN
tyFivc Dollars in gold for value received with ing
terest at per cent per annum until paid, this Thy
LIST day of January, lS70."-
Whereby Defendant became liable and bound to
pay Plaintiff tho sum ofmoney in said Note specified
with 10 per cent. interest thereon, according the
tenor and effect thereof yet though often requested
Defendant has never paid the any part there
Of, but the samo still remains due and unpaid.
Plaintiff further AYERS and represent that Defend
ant has transferred his property for the purpose Of
dcirauding his creditors, and Defendant is now NIB.
sont from the Sinte OF Texas and bis rosidencei 4,
unknown, aud that thereby Plaintiff will probably
lose his debt, wherefore, he psys for Writ Of At.
taclmcnt against tho property Of the Defendant, ]
sufficient to satisfy his dobt, interest and costs
suit, which he ayers will amount to ihs sum Of Two
Hrrdrr' lcnr'- ths' pe'srtsnt tec.cd 20 s'r-or
i-,. :ri<,.r, n.H tall h- - ifr tgr.r, faE -
-s.i. ~ iS'r-,Nsr' costs. '~H 1T ."r-r,I r-rI.
Rl'kPh TrlI..
aii'S, Tor Plain,f.
hsreic 'bii "ni, pM hsve rop tben aud thela he.
tro said Cou,t this writ with Cur return thereon,
showing how YOU have executed the same.
Witness John NJ. Laws, Clerk, of tho
District Conrt Of Dallas County,
Given Under my hand mud fe"l Of ald ,
SO Conrt, in the town of Dallas, this tho
Sth day of January, A. ~, 1853.
J.N. LAWS, Z. d. c. ID. C. Texas.
ByJ. RorEn, Deputy. lS4w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE
DR. EXCHANGE for MERCHANDISE

OR EXCHANGE for MERCHANDISE
Situated in Navarro county Texas, IT miles South
East from CorsicRpa, on tho read To Palestine. $40
acres; about go acres rn&er fence, and nhout l40
acres in cultivation good hand atuudsnce Of tim
her, and plenty Of Uerln'hng Uofsr: good dwelling
house of five rooms; clubhouse ard cotton press !;
houses for tenants over 500 fruit trees. well assorted.
The place Is we'll sn,ted 10 divide; will mike two
good farms; will sell the whole or part ;and
supply Of corn and hay, work stock and farming
implemc nts. nlso n stock OF pure blood Berkshire
hogs;R portion of the land is sown in wheat and
ants. and - acre. rented TO white tenant 70 crop
on shares balance will be for rent II not cld coon
Possession will 10 given Immediately by purchaser
filling my contract with tenant.
Persons who iave looked over The countics west
aud nm tn of this and priced the lands will do we'll
examine this icfore purchasing, as they will lind
1t relatively much cheaper.
Being dosrons to change my business. II can
sell the whole Place will take about one half M
assorted stock Of goods groceries. at some good
point foe business with school facilities.
Fot farther particulars nrPiy on the premises or
address j.. DltANE,
Eureka. Pc.
Navarro County, Texas.
January IL, IS73.-1S:2w
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Communicated.
A DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK
sl''Immortal' Parts" still,fzist'

Enron lIrrAtp--
sinee our Inst presidential defeat, u has
teen very unpleasant 10 ne, TO hear these
ynpory democratic 'gct.ups harp 40 impru-
IDENTIFY and 40 despondinFly Of the I'm
PENDING snnihilntion Of the great party.
The snddtst feature Of all II, that anum.
Der OF our leading political spirits, with
their combusiible consciences, have made
many, alas, too many trembling cowar1s
from amongst the truly brave and "thus
the native hue Of resolutiou'is'sick lid DER
with the pale cast Of thought, and enter.
prises Of great pith and momen l. with
this regard, their currens.turn awry and
lose their name Of action"
When we reflect upon Mr.. Valandig-
hams first twist Of party .princip les
when wo think on Tnmmany 'scoun drcl-
ism and the traitorous violation Of q trust
confided In them, as party foun tnin-hend
AS we realize the unhappy results Of
the late "libGral movement" we are COM
PEELED to admit, the loss Of NOR or less
ground. Admitting this, does n detri-
m entail action Of n Tammany, individual
rascalily-does n defent accomplished by
unprecedented corruption, justify will
ling "a crifce Of principle, of honor and of
rights justly due TO n great country? We
promptly answer, never'!v Some will say
that success is impossible. To such an
one-we speak in the language Of Richie
licu--'Fnill fall In'the bright, lexicon of
man, which time has reserved for the
greatest manhood, there is no such pord as
fails"
1t is useless TO scribble up past actions
pnst mistakes, past causes md results,
but il is power, that We as body, stand
the pressure, improve the present and 60
forth to meet the unravcled future, with
clear conscience and a manly heart
My courtrymen, il is no time'to sleep
slupber not over the vacuum ofyour libi-
critics eassemble your nrmy--discipline
and cntkuse-think not of fnilnre-by Him
who wills and acts revolutionary i'm
mensities, let us vow that we will not sub.
missively yield up, this last safety medi-
um of satisfactory freedom. Let usshope-
let MS determine that we the rising gener-
alton, shall yet have liberty as an inheri-
tance--that our country shall reach the
pinnacle of natural greatness ond from its
heights, chant requiem that will sound,
echo and reach final "death knell'' to
radical rascaism. The cardinal elements
of such success are dependent upon the
grand old principles Of democracy, backed
with an organization, which has for its
standard, strict unity If design, means and
ends-wisdom- miuation-energy -
activity-PLUCk. 5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-18
CAPT. C0NNER's
Federal Court Pill--Poor Dallas.

Because tho Pres Of Dallas seemed 10
think the boundary lines rs fixed by Capt,
Conner In his Slumon Indian Federal
Court bill, yon,wbnt Objectionable TO the
people Of northern Texas, md because,
forsooth, Il expressed those objections, and
proposed some alterations IN said bill,
our neighbor Of the Sherman Courier goes
for poor offending Dallas without gloves
calls us selfish, dubs us bigots and in
the frenzy Of his most righteous wrath nl-
tains TO high degree ofsa castle cloquence'
has II that we think ourselves "Snturn
with her mngic rings," "Venus with her
satelites," around which such lesser plan
cts rs Sherman must revolve. Now, while
In point Of fnei, that which he gives "a
sarcasm, is but the simple truths, we fail
10 find enc single expression contained in
tho article of the HERALD upon this sub
jcct, which could, by any possible draugh
Of the Imagination, bear such construc-
ton as the Courier Is pleased 10 give 1t.
The VII ole truth Of the matter is, that the
Courier finds We are not willing to per.
nit, kindly, Capt. Corners snap judg-
ment 10 enter, and that discussion upon
the subject invites a closer attention Of the
people than is desirable. He names us
sci fish because we object TO mixing Indian
affairs with our courts, when We have am
pie territory of our own TO form, not ono,
but two more Federal Districts. Ii his Cen
sorship will Only rend the Hera Ids article
no will find, that oil VIC ask is refer
ence of tho bill until our newly elected
mem hers shall have been heard. They will
certainly feel the public pulse on this sub
ject, md administer such remedies MS the
character thereof shall demand. This
subject has becn quiesccnt for some years,
and now that it comes up, we demand a
fair hearing. We thought, under all the
existing circumstances, Capt. Conner out
of order, and we still think 30. If, after
mature dclberation, the people instruct
our members TO embrace every foot OF
Indian Territory West Of the Mississippi,
in a Federal District and hold three terms
day in Sherman, why so BIO it, until then,
Mr.. Courier please count us in a few lines,
and prepare your heaviest armament to
send us skyward. Give us another
planetary treat, We like it.