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The Troy herald., 1875-05-26
ssYALLER nAsasD SAN"


Well, lawyer, jes lay up yourpeperss
An han me the heft O. cheer;
Fur my spine Ia oil cranky and aot like
And my stum,nick pears srowin' and queer.
I've . young.ter up thar a. the shanty-
kin make nothln' cut'n o him
90 1 thought ns he'd do fur lawyer
which the same il my TALLER Haired Jim.
lie aims none o. yer yilt.sdse young critters,
No more nor a Mexican bat n
An cf oil the fool heads was jes one head,
Ilis'u ID be inch thicker NOR that.
Fur ~ grubbin' aud paowin' and reap'n'-
" g sits nothin' out'n o him
l,ut 1 thought he'd make good lawyer
That chap thar-Yaller Haired jim.
We sot him to killin' o weeds, sir
lie rot into KILN O. flies
Then We eot him to gotherin' o puukus-
lie sliced 'em up ready fur pies;
50 ole 'omsn an me 10 concluded
Wei, make nothin' outn o HIN,
,rhout It's chunk o. lawyer,
That might do fur Yaller Haired Jim.
Thar's John he's gone and got mahed-
bout oil he ever will git;
Thar's stephen he's got In the poohouse'
An the nation hss got into Kit;
An this un. 'twixt cussin' and cokin'
, We worries little out'n o him
So take him and put him to lswlS
He'll do fur that-Ysller Haired Jt.
Up thar at John Simpkin's groc'
I stepped In one night putty late
When thar was that yaller hslrefoang VI
A txkin' o. his'n down strait!
Iris like bilin' nor'easter-
Imade spread eagle O. him
hut he'd make heap purter layer
Would thst same un-Yallcr Ha,d Jim.
60 draw up your tax, Mister Yyer'
An III foot all o. the bills,
Fur lawyers must live By their :. IKE
Az doctors must live BY their III.
You take that corn.colered odsrns,
I'll give up all intrust IN him;
Fur know ~ he's born fur LATER
IL that same boy-Ysller liai1 Jim.
The Troy herald., 1875-05-26

TlNAL SETTi.EMENT.-Notice
.I Ia hereby gwen that the undersigned.
udininistrst st0r 0f the estate Of Nancy Th0inas,
.laccascd. will mako tnal settlement Of
term ri the Probate court Of Lincoln county,
Mo-. ~ w begun and held II the court house
IN Troy on the second Monday In July, 1915.
ap'ifIpl JNO. q. BA8NES. Admir-.
The Troy herald., 1875-05-26

DECOGNIZANCE OF PRISONER
~ Hanks for Justices Of tho Peace tor
sale at this Office.
The Troy herald., 1875-05-26

INlNAL SETTLEMENT.-No Notice
II IL herrhy given that the under.ixaed'
deceased. win make final settlement Of hss
administration Of said estate at the next term
az che Probate Court 0f lincoln county. TO
le i,cxun and hUad at tho court hou$e IN
Troy Un tho secOnl MOndxy Ia yNly. 1870.
ap'lalpl EDWARD y. wI0GiNI.N,
The Troy herald., 1875-05-26

Itell In love with fat r. once: !!
loved msdly, because I " loving 2O7
pounds of girl. She v alnisOle;
tender hearted, gord Itured anu
true. and I think shc l0u mo. We
were to be married IN Il fall, anu l
should probably have bA one Of the
hsppicst Of husbands, VEN On acci:
dent dashed my proapIs. Sho Tell
overheard just % We We about 10
leave tho wharf on o 'amb0at OK.
cursion. Three or Dur sailors
plunged after her, 9 they got 9
gang plank under her, ,caoie aroum1
her waist aud towed ~ the wharf:
Then they rugged . dnck anu iiItc0
her out by sections, J they were 90
long about 1t that TOOK q severe
cold, aud the result oea!n. mere
co"lI never mass q d Ot huy with.
out thinking Of myst Amanda anu
shedding tesrs. an!fem 10 tns uay,
l never see an eleplf or rninocerous
without her dear vke rising up:be.
fore ME.
The Troy herald., 1875-05-26
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The Troy herald., 1875-05-26

GTATEMENT AND AFFIDAVIT IN
- CLAIM for posssession and delivery "c
personal property. justices needing these
blanks should se,id order to Herald office.
The Troy herald., 1875-05-26

An audacious rpcry was COM
mitted on April q he Hue Neuvc,
Rrussels. A maid q female en-.
tered a iewcllcr After looking
over soIne very vable necklaces aud
aud lockets, thoy 90 four neSkiaces
and two lockets, n ordcrca 'hc!n
semt 10 A hotol asj sister Of tho lady
"a 10 choose VIII The preferred.
An employee wa e't Win tne goods
in the evening, q dhe Ioomo inc ma"
sitting IN tho pre- room wn'cn Sp'
parently led TOP bedroom. 1ne
wifc came in, areid ehe would IKE
took them to hjoiuing room. In
a fsw minutes husband began to
vat fid9etv andht to look after his
,rif. When tartcr Of an hour
had elapsed III Isrk became susPi'
Sormed the tvbaa lott the hotel.
I!mfortunwtclyiey forgot to leave
the Jewels bciJ and 40 the jcweller
Is some 100, ,001"es out OF pocHe'.-
Sun.
The Troy herald., 1875-05-26

Willie had . pumonkey climbing on
yellow stich
And when lie tne paint ." on II maze
And in his hours he clasped that
monkey IN land,
And bid good.P y eaE'n anu went INTO
better land a., .,.,., 81,
No more he'P0t n's SISTER VII" us
And % no more 1pu the pussy's tail and
make her {0I Iun.
The pussy's 4ow st.has OUT s'rMgnt
the gun as,oe
The mUnksHsnt jump aresno since
little wtlEa.
"It 1. ndr fault" says q Mil.
Yankee c}, "thst wo are red.
headed andkll, aud tho next time
thst one oIkc rural roosters in Q
hall roou, Ines down for our head
nnd suga)k aome fellow has
Lost q rose out Of lIis button.holc,
there will lto9n!e:"
A llttlc1 year old woke up one
uornin0. seeing the full moon
Woin the edow, hs iunocemtly re.
1nsrked n: should thiMk Il was
about ti1 Ooo 10 taee that moon
in."
Can pell consent in three
letter: l..
The Troy herald., 1875-05-26

A lot or BLANK ORANGE A..
"A PLiCATloNE for Mcmbership at only
Fifty Cents Mandred. Fitty for ~ cents:
bcr cent each.
The Troy herald., 1875-05-26

WYE WILL SOON HAVE Full.
w supply Of such Justices Blanks ~
are not named above.
FISHER L. MCDD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALBANY, April 5 -Ther gorge below broke
The flood Immediately subsidized. but the
docks are still submerged.
BosroN. April 1.-Two days rain. The
rivers are rising throughout New England.
Twenty four hour farther rain will cause a
general break aud certain disaster
The Kennebec was even with the wharves
at Hallowell and i, rapidly rising. Several
mills at Lawrence will be compelled to stop
on account of the backwater, which is higher
than since 1853.
BNooxLyN, April 5. Prof.'W. L. Walker. a
well-known scientist, died from an overdose
Of fluid, extract OF hemlock.
san FnAScIsco, April University Hound
College burned.
New YORK. April Spanish and Cuban
cigar makers struck upon notification OF a re-
duction in wages OF two dollars per thousand.
PoTTsyII.LE Pa, April 5.-A brakeman. en-
ployed on the Shenandoah passenger train
and acting as special police, was stoned, fired
upon and wounded. He returned the firefn
the dark, wounding one Of his assailants.
Work has generally resumed at tho Gordon
planes.
ATLANTA, Ga, April Gov. Smith to-day
ordered the sale Of the Macon and brunswick
Railroad, to take place on the first Tuesd y
in June next mt Macon.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAaE.l

Can't, Thornton, then examining chart. was
precipitated backward, violently struck ms
back and received shock that induced the
surgeon at Cape Town to send him home.
He has nearly Re covered, ard will be com
pletely in a few weeks. DR.. hldder anu MS
steward were detailed to return with him.
MIR. Thornton was executive officer OF farra-
CUTS flagship Hartford at the passing OF the
forts and capture of New Orleans, and execn,
tive officer of the Kearslge IN the sinking OF
the Alabama.
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SUICIDE.

PorGHKEErslE, n. Y. April John Erwin
aged -, way caught Saturday stealing i've
dollars worth Of dry goods from Hoyts store
at Fishki, where he was employed. liis
parents were sent for and settled the matter
Tor fifty dollars. Search was made Tor the
boy and lie was found in an clubhouse DEAD
having taken arsenic.
Letters were found on him and III ms Trunk
revealing fact that for some time he haa oeeh
,be victim of a blackmailer in Lowell, Mass,
Who kept demanding money and goods from
aim a. intervals as the price for hushing up
something Young Erwin had done. but what
It was does not transplre.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, April 5, Noon.-Gold opened at
1l4i.
New YORK, April 5, Evening. Money easy
during greater part of the day for moving, but
closed active at Gfu,7 Sterling strong at 81.
duh but strong; new IS III. States quiet
and strong; Tennessee SIS 70. new 20; Vir-
GINA 6s 30, new 33. consolidated 60, deferred
81; Louisiana G's 3d. new 50. levee IS 30,
levee IS 30; Alabama IS 40. IS 81; Georgia
6's 49, rs 81; North Carolinas 2Ol. new .,
special tax 80; South Carolinas 81, new 3O3,
April and October BOY.
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Tur RnxAHZA- BILL ENJOlNED.

CnAEIEsToN, April AN Injunction has
been obtained in the United States Court
against the imposition Of a tax under so
called Bonanza bill, which was lately vetoed
by Gov. Chamberlain, but which Speaker
Elliott decided to be a law, because the veto
came TOO late.
The injunction was issued at the snit of
Northern s,ockholder in South Carolina
Cotton Nil to protect his interest. 1t Is be-
leyed that the bringing Of a test case before
Tho United States Court tt'ectuilly kills
the Bonanla scheme, which aims to burden
the State with a heavy liability for floating
claims created under the Moses adminisra-
ton and alleged to be fcaudGleDt.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New, YORK. April 5. Evening. - Cotton
closed quiet and steady; Middling Uplandi
I6s. Orleans II. Sales to-day 22O5 bales; net
receipts 49G. gross 1916 bales.
Futures closed weak; sales 1880 bales
az follows: April 1906 2l-32 May H.
Juno 17s. July 17sGD17 2l-32. August II $3.50
t1l7 1916. September 17sG1l7 1882, October
IL l3-l6(dIG 1872, November Is 1890
IL DIG, December IL 9-l6GC l6 1882. January
Is ll-16@1Gi.
Southern -four quiet and unchanged.
Wheat 81 25Cll 90 for winter red Western.
81 29@}l 81 for amber do, 81 30@l Al fol
white Western. Corn 1Nl2, better. more in.
quiry; SS(a5S9 for Western mixed. S9(a9O for
hiah mixed yellow Western, S7C,S7I fol
Western mixed in store, 80 for do white in
store. Coffee firm; Rio III gold, with fair
iobbing inquiry. Tallow steady. K0sin firm.
81 1902 u for strained. Turpentine firmer,
iGta 3bs. Pork excited; new mess, job lots,
s27 so. Lard very much unsettled; 1890
80 for prime steam. Whisky steady. 81 lj.
Fr-ights heavy; cotton by steam 1872.
NEW York, April ). Sugar 7,@S:. fair to
good refining SIC. prime Sc. muscovado re-
iined firm and: ~ l lOIG l0!c, l0ic for hard.
grades; mo!asses firm, good demand.
CrNcINNATI, April s. Cotton steady; de.
mand moderate; Middling l6. Flour quiet
and UNCHANGED. Wheat steady; demand
moderate; red 81 POL IL. Corn-demand
,ud market firm, 72bM73. Oats demand
tair; market firm, 6l06j Pork demand
lair and market firm, sd 75G922 Lard
excited and prices higher steam sold at ID
kettle held ut Ii. Bulk meats dem md fail
and market firm: shoulders S(eASs; clear rib
usG1lll; clear II. Bacon firm; shoulders
.; clear rib l2l; clear l3 Whisky steady
demand moderate, 81 III.
n
unchanged. Flour low and medium grades a
shade higher with good demand. Wheat eX-
cited and prices higher: No. red winter
81 20@l 2l!, No. spring Chicago. 81 O5@'
05i. Corn demand active; 73Gl75. Oats
demand fair; 65{o &c. Whisky firm; 81 II.
Pork active; S220122 IS. Dry salt meats;
shoulders s., clear rib IL. clear 12,c.
Bacon strong, little Offering. DULY small order
trade. Lard active; ligWl4i.
LOUISVILLE. April Cotton firm; Mid
ding l5sGDl5i. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat active and steady; red 81 05. amber
and white 81 10. Corn firm at G9(HT. Oats
.tirm at 60. Hay quiet; mixed an1 choice tim
.o;hy SlSM22. Pork S22GT22 80. Bulk meats
shoulders s.. clear rib lls0lli, clear 100
i2s. loose. Bacon-shoulders 3. clear mt
i2s@l2l. clear 13jG13l. packed Lard
good IA Ia l4t. kegs l6i, tierce Ia Whisky
81 IL. Bag.ing stiff at l2aCGl3.
CHICAGO, April Flour demand fail
ard market firm: spring extras soldat 81 60(1
70; white winter do SIS IS. Wheat ex
.ited-No. spring Chicago. 81 02!a. No.
fresh 90. regular or. No. 3, 93,. Corn ex-
eli sed-No. mixed, regular, G9s, fresh IL (9
- Oats-demand fair, No. regular. 5Ss
Pork active and excited, S22@22 10. Lard
excited and very active, 158. Bulk meats
demand fair; shoulders 81, short rib mid
dies ll3,s short clear II. These prices are
tor loose on spot. Whisky dull and prices
are nominal at 81 IL.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-Riyer, "a feet 3
inches and rising. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
PIrTsnunG, April 2. River, "A feet and
falling Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS April 5 Arrived: Capitol City
and Colorado from Vicksburg No depar-
lures. River rising slowly with indications
that the upper streams Will come to stand
Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, April 5.-Arrived Great Republic
from New Orle ms, at 10 p. NJ; CITY of Alton
from st. Louis, at $ A. NJ; Kobt. Mitchell
from Cincinnati at l.. NJ. Thompson Dean
from New Orleans, at s p. NJ. Departed:
City of Vicksburg for Vicksburg, at . T. NJ !,
Great Republic for St. Louis, at 10 p. NJ. !;
Alton for New Orleana, at s A. NJ; Mitchell
for New Orleans, at :, z. ii. River forty feet
and rising Weather clear. Mercury GS.
EVANSVILLE April ). Weather cloudy and
two inches and rising.
LOUISVILLE, April River twelve feet in
til. canal and rising. Weather fair and mild.
MEMPHIS, April 5. River fell one inch; has
fallen Sin inches snce the decline began.
Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived: Alice
Brown and tow. Departed: JAS. Howard and
Simpson Homer for New Orleans, City of
Quincy, Cityfof Helena and Belle OF Memphis
for St. Louis. Vlnt Shinkle tor Cincinnati,
City of Vicksburg for Vicksburs.
VIcKsBUI,i, April .,.-Passed up: Charles
Bodman at eight last night, Illinois six Il. NJ.
o-day. Down Atlantic and barges Line A.
NJ. Frank Pargoud six 7. NJ. Arrived: st.
Genevieve four p. NJ, Natchez five L. NJ.
Weather warm and cloudy. River stationary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-06
[For the Bulletin.

For the 0tllletlus
To --.
Your letter came to me tonight,
And told the words your false lips SAID
That boyhood's hopes by you made bright.
Like autumn leaves must now be dead.
few short months, and then you go
To be, by sale, his purch. sed right.
How like the moth in candle glow
You tuttered to his golden light!
" I've no excuse to make, you say,
Save that the dreams OF girihOOods lie
You ar would all be thrown away
We're you to be poor mans wife.
Go. false and tickle one, If gold
Can win your love or buy your charms;
Go: let the lucky rich man hold
His purchased prize within his arms.
Go: wealths qnick-changine dreams enjoy;
Go don her superficial gloss;
Yet mines the bliss with least alloy,
For mines the gain and yours the loss.
In fortunes fair and sunny day,
You were my g firm and trnest friend;
But when she drew her smiles away,
Your vaunted love was at an end.
The sacred vow which you have broken,
The pledge, whose truth You did1lot prove,
Have forced the words-till now unspoken-
That gotd can win q womans love.
The bird escaped from trapper's snare,
No more will 'proach the tempting bait,
For while it views the nee3ful fare,
1t thinks what may become its fate.
lis thus with him who once has heard,
The willy words of womans art;
Forever like the fearful bird,
He'll have a doubt within his heart.
For me. the clouds Of darkness break,
The fev-rish dream of love is DER,
And again to reason wake,
To dream that painful dream no more.
rangipahoa Parish, Nov. II, 1874.
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2l9, American 22lM,222 Exchange quiet
on the United States; sixty DAYS currency
5000; short sight 92Na,93; sixty days gold 10
N9ll5; short sight ll7@lls premium. IN
London 14O@H2 premium; on Paris HOO
III premium.
Sugar quiet and nominal.
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n aKlNE.

N lnlNEs
SOUTHWEST Pass. April ;, 6 T. M.-Ba-
rometer 30. IL. Wind east fresh.
No arrivals or departures.
Pascal 'OuTRE, April 5.-Wind east north
east, light. Weather clear.
The ship Mary Durkee, previously reported
on the bar. outward bound, was put to sea at
1890 F. NJ. and sailed.
The ship Waterloo is still on the bar,
bound our. She lies with her Stern in the
channel and her bow aground
GALVESTON, April arrived: Steamship
City of Waco from New York. Josephine,
Clinton and Whitney from Brashear, steam
ship Carondelet from New York in ballast,
bark Adeline G.. Adams from New York,
schooner J. NJ. Addiction, Jr., from New
York.
Sailed: Josephine and Whitney for Bra
shear. Clinton for Indianola and Schooner
Alice Hodges for Tuxpan.
SAVANNAH, April 5. Nv Arrived Sargosa.
Cleared: w. j. Lewis, Salvador, L. b. Wheat
on. Sailed on the ith: Merton. Palma De
Majorca, Espana, Allmerian and Barcelona.
New YORK, April Arrived: Benefactor.
Arrived out: Nevada.
New York, April 5. - Arrived: Mars and
Goethe.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, April For the South Al
iantic and Gulf States and Tennessee, gcner-
ally clear and warm weather east Of the Mis-
slssippi. with easterly to sottherly winds and
weather and possibly rain in the Southwest
The Allegheny, Monongahela and Upper
Ohio rivers will fall The Central Mississippi
and Lower Ohio will rise slowly.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

LONDON, April 5. Ship Colonial Empire,
from New Orleans for Revel, put into Esl-
more to repair damages received III severe
gales.
The vessel is leaking badly in her upper
works and has her bulwarks stove and SAILS
.l,,l;t
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FOREIGN MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL, April 5, p Motion Sales
on the basis Of Middling Uplands, nothing
below Low Middlings, shipped March and
April, 81.
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DEA1U OF A PHYSICIAN,

HAnRIsBrnG, April 5.-Dr. Il. Ross Rob
erts, an eminent homeopathic physician, Is
lead from erysipelas. -..a
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

All About the Little Ones-A Romp with
Mama's Darlings ON the Capitol Grounds
A Graceful skip from Heiresses to Rag
Pickers-Prof. Narini's Children's Bali
Juvep lie Etiquette-A Little Human Rose
bud-Mrs. JEWELS Last ReceptiOn-Iier
Next One will be n Wcd.ing-SocietyG Cos
sip, Etc.
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