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Said a lawyer to horse-jOckey the 9th

Said lawyer to horse-jockey the 9th
er day, Jerry, did you ever know of a
horse-jockey going to heaven? ~Yes,
heard of one; he slipped in unperceived
under the gown of Catholic priest
When it was discovered they hunted
heaven al over to find lawyer to make
out writ of ejectment, but not lawyer
could be found and so the jockey stay,
there vet
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The Register says: "The great Dem
ocratic victory was won on the Sd of No
vember. Since this we have had the
Buskirk decision in Indians, the turning
of colored children out of the public
schools in Brazil, of that State, and the
defense of the citizens of Vicksburg Of
their alters and their fires, involving the
killing Of some one hundred and forty
colored people. What grand results
these are!a
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Massachusetts, Republicanism defeats
Butler, and New York Democracy elect:
Fernando Wood, says Hapers Weekly
Thus as if written by sunbeam Is the
difference between the two parties sym
bolized- 1t might be added that even
Massachusetts, Democracy finds no diff
Guilty in accepting Banks, despite his sal
airy grab record.
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The Register says: The Republican
Conyressmen who have arrived at Wash
ington are far from agreement as 10 the
causes Of Republican defeats The Pres
ident, in recent conversation in which
the several causes for the defeat were
discussed, is reported TO have said: Il do
not think it worth while to insist upon a
verdict as to the responsibility for the re-
cent reverses Would it not be better
policy to harmonize differences and 10
agree upon the best method of regaining
locf crornd7n
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cery store reads as follows; "Her toma-
toes are as red as her own cheeks; her
indigo is as blue as her own eyes; and
her pepper is as hot as her own temper"
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North Carolina is first in the field with
an effort to alter her Constitution to suit
the return of the Democracy to power.
Anything to get around the Constitution
al amendments, you know.
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HAWK-EYE ENGLISH. I"

HAWK.EYE ENGLISH.
BY LoTTIE.
don't want to go no further,
Fur to hear erratum sung,
Than to my own most sweetest mother
Sharp keen Hawk-eye Inglish tung.
Its fashun KEEP goin',
Fur TO call them Dutchmens fools;
And to say, jist their talks OWN
Cause its never learned at schools.
Sure this is a poorly story,
When we know that good Queen Bess,
Gettin from her grave up hoary,
Would MT know our Inglish mess.
Some, who are well edekated,
Even cay, "Noo-ral-i-gy;'
Others, right smart kultivated
Speak of ''Roy-al-i-ty."
Mary now is always "Nollie;"
All will wear their baby names;
Lizzie" "Sallie," }" Matte" "Pollie,"
Have we now for shaded danes.
Very few prepare to pucker
Up their lips for double L;
What a mixture when they utter
Them words: vine and Waterloo.
People now do their own 'settin'"
They don't need no clucks for that;
And are constantly forgettin'
That Germans don't crouch down fiat.
Shoe, goose shake your feathers
Now lay me down to sleep,
Ipray the "Breds" my name to keep;
If Waxy wakes before 1 wake.
I'd like to be with brother Jake.
Leighton Station, Dec. G. 1874.
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WAR CLAIMS.
Burlington Hawk-Eye.

Since the recent elections the claim
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down South. In recent number Of the
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appeared:
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A Colorado exchange says: The Can
on City girls don't take kindly to croquet.
They say it is too high-toaed for them
Lsp-frog 10 their best hold
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Oh" exclaimed longlegged saint in
the Antl-Secret Convention at Chicago
Friday, ''if the Masons would but murder
somebody! That would arouse the
churches"
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