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Notice to Lien Holders.
DATRlCk DEFINING VS. .JcH

l. Essler. H. n. Iaisen,hai. James H. Hawtey.
Green Morrison. Addineson Dean. John oaliae her
u r. stone and H. Morrison, doing business ia sass,
County and Territory In the quartz mining and mill
ING business - the Boise Mining COMPANY.
All persons holding or claiming liens or epcum.
FRANCES unser the provisions os aci Of thc Leg.
isAAufe OF Idaho Territory. entitled An Act for %
curing Licns TO Mechanics and others. approved
December II. 1854. and the several amendments
'hereso upon the following quartz hedges together
WIZ .he improvements thereon and appurtenances
'"e,eto to.sit: That certain quarts ledge known
~ me Iowa ledge. being fourteen hundred fec, in
length said ledge being situated upon Gold Hsll
Memnaan. IN Granite Greek District. in the County
OF Boise and Territory of Idaho commencing =,
certain stake In the west cre,i Ditch a,rcc,iy 49,.
Esef Cos. tunnel on the Gold Hsil ledge. and
running In South wesseriy direction from aid
s..ss one thousand feet. and Northeastesiy from
saad stake four hundred feet Also slx hundred Ara
.wcnty.ave feet In the frat extension OF the cold
ain ledge. Also fifteen hundred feet IN the Easlcr
70 ledge Also 6ftecn hundred feet In The Koe
n1 nun aedee. Also hfteen hundred feet in the iady
Deiwar ledge. Also fifteen hundred feet in the re
ing star ledge Also fifteen hundred feet OF the arst
No1tnesst extension Of the Iowa ledge All ~ saya
.na lodges lying and contiguous TO-
TIA. WIN the Iowa ledge Aforesaid Also
sne quarts mill Of said Boise Mining comnsn~
ns.e'naner Described Also that certain ousrs.
cr , erected directly below sssd ledees above dee.
every kind and description vhss.vsr s.,a ~. ~
,..,, 4. =. the BOISE Mining Company. onsrts
.ss. soessasr with suiAciens space Of land Around
inS NJ ~. 'soees and mill for the convenient worn
r. - .no Occupation thereof Also I'll she toois
sra . sosoo sssmweys. orc on the dump. timber
ana co,dwood piled up around aid MN s:d ons,.s
hIacs:n y s..d Bots: Mining company Also the
pussenancss belonging or appsrtSininr - - r,,
- ~ W. saad quarts ledesa ars hcssby no&iosa
D.,s;s saa sRpss, 10 The Dssries coar "a judicial
dsy ~ n..o sno Territory u Idaho CITY, on The 9oth
PsocI o. said lisns or encumbrancss or tssv AN
"a. ~ ssvor Of those % exhibit.
soxAs ". Baowx.( .....
IpA.o crv 0.onoa AIxa1la, Assofnsya
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Notice..

THO EDWARD Wrpp. W. TOWNSEND
Il G. 8. Kingsley. o. n. cAgwin. panl MeL L.a.,
lin. A. q. Lancdon. G. Il. Waite. p. Edward oe".s
Robert X. Reid. Elias Brown. and q. n savaes,
all whom IL may concern: You. and each o' sou'
hereby notified that l. G. $. Kingsley. hare o"ns -
fun amount Of work required by The lag OF eo's'"
Of ls72. and amendments thereto. 10 vii;
Four Hundred aud Eighty $3.50 De".
worth on the General Common quarts ledge a..
cry claim. situaicd in the Silver Mountain - 80
Boise county. Territory Of Idaho. and yea ~ - =
required 10 pay to me all assessments aeA. No.
the tssme and for the publication Of thus -
usement within ninety leol days nom the oA -
Of forfeit oil your right tile interest ano .s,o
In. to. and upon. said General Conner
claim. - provided for by the oct above sras,sx
1pAno CIT, jan. 30 lsso. G. Ais"
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Notice.

THO G. +. SWARTWOUT, HENRY
l. Beiden. J. c. Isaacs lshAmAr 7. WAlie.. sylves-
Ter Alien, Thos. Mooiry. Js. VI. Brown. Aibe4
Davis. Charles Albright Aiyhonse chsrpne and a
whom !, may concern: Notice 10 hereby given ihss
l. Thomas Nooary. jr.. have done work and expended
the snm OF
One Hundred $500 md sixty Dollars
Oh the Lons Star niae. in the Placer Mining District
- the Count. O! boise Territory Of Idaho. and tt
700 have failed 10 contribute the amount due %
your respective Interests IL SAID mne. And /! u
same shsii not have besn paid within Ninety ts9
days .ros the da:3 hereof you. Sad interests IN A
mime viii be forfeited by operation q. Law.
THoS. kooTEY, u
QrAxrxnrxo. Jan. ]. 1878.
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Board of County Commissioners

OF osse comfy. Idaho Territory. viii .nss. ia LEG
alaE Session q; the ooast house 10 laseo City. OF
Monday. the 3th day OF April. lss5.
That being the frat Mosda, n said month. Al ~.
cunts or ether matters coming before said Beard
should be aasa with tee Clerk prior 10 thai time
Al accounts and papers tsuss be legally verified
to insure action thereon and bal! vail lee prese..
ted uai less Al The sses are paid.
JANIS Mog,AaTY. Ciest.
lpAHo CtTr. March IL. is1s~ad
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining il the fossoface IL Ia City. On the
it,A day @. March. which. IL not called for within
thirty days. ~li be seas 10 the Dead Letter Once.
Araea Thos Jacobs hennesi John
ooodenaagh A Maasr ChAs sheen ". j.
2Tpersons calling for any O! The above letters
~sl! ssy advertised And give date a last
Il 4. Sissy J.. N
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Notice.

ITO EDWARD WEng. W. F. PAINE,
l. d. N. DsEeii. George psnsnore, 6. ". CraAs;
AID al whom IL RIA. concern. Yea. and each q
you. are hereby notified that l. @. Crafts. law
doae iae fell amount 81 ~ork required by tie as
Congress a. le12 and amendments thereto. toss
Ose Hundred and Eighty $50 Dollars
worth the Banner quartz ledge. discovery claim
situated IN Boise county, Idaho Territory: and ycs
are hereby required TO par 10 TIE a.. assessment
aeAsnss ,an she SAINT aid far the pabcan oitas
advertisement. Within ssne:y DAYS from the dss
hereof forfeit all CT your right. title, iiiesea
and claim Ia. IN. and npon. saaa ssanes qasds
claim. provided Tor nv the &C: aho'e specified
tpaao C:r. jan :. gs-s3 6 " CRAFTS
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Notice.

ITO G. L.. VAGlN, O. y. CAGWlA,
l. Honeywell, ". J. wolimsn. S y. Heean.
Bensaela, j. u. Heath, ii. Wilson. g. y. Savage. ~
Tshtests. s. Richie. ]. II. oarrtsh. and al whom =
may concern: You. and each Of you. are hereby -
;tned that l. q. W. Crafts have done the fun an'oa
@: work required by the ia~ 81 Congress Of ISL ~
amendments thereto. ;o-sis:
Two Hundred and SIXTY $500 Della"
worth on the star Of the West quartz ledge. dsces
cry claim. 2.eoe feet. situated In Banner uaeuse
Boise county. Idaho Territory. and you are hereg.
required TO pay 90 me- all assessmens acainss sos~
the same and "a. the publication O! this sdyesu~
snept within ninety days from the date hereo' OF '
felt all os your right title inferes; and claim IN, ~
and upon said star Of the West quartz claim. y NV
vsded for by the act above specified.
IpAao crrr. January 80. Is7s.l @. ". CRAfIA
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Administrators Hale Of 2aal -
tate.
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN, THAI

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN. THl9
IN In pursuance OF thu order OF the Probss1 60.
OF the county Of Boise and Territory Of Naho ~
on March l. ISIS. In the matter Of the estate a. -
rick KeFrtGan, dAceAssd. the undersigned adrs.s.
traitor Of sad estate. viii sell either q pubsie q a
vsas sale IN one or more parcels and on eondites.
hesensttsr sst forth, subject 70 confirmation - ~
Probate Court. on Saturday the
day Of March. A. d. ISIS
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the morp,..
and the setting Of the sun OF said day. in the tor,
PtAcesyils in said county all the right title ana 4,
terest and estate Of the said intesae 1t the ,ms
his death. and all the right title and inieres. thai a.
said estate has by operation Of Law or ohsrv,us ~
CURED other than in Addtion 10 that OF ssM nt..
ixie II the time Of bis DEATH in and 10 thss cer,,
ditch and water right. known the West Creek DirA
and water right, also certain mining ground An -
said property IL situated Ia said Boise county ga a.
scribed follows. 70 Wit One undivided one shrd
Of the West Greek Ditch and water right: also ea.
undivided one hall Of six hundred feet Of miains
ground situated Oh California Hill Placer Dastr,ef
known the Gaiisgey and kerYigan Claims also d
undivided one sixth Of Eve hundred feet more or -
Of mining ground on California Hill PlAces M,si,e
District. known - the Morarfy. Ahern and csupssy
claims Terms and conditions Of sale ten Per ceat
cash day OF sale; balance in ninety days and On
confirmation Of sale by said Probate Court; deed y
expense Of purchaser.
Cor HEAIy. administrator Of the estate o! Ps.rsct
Eeryagan. deceased.
InAao Carr. March ]. lsss.-vL
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Covers one eotafo block. having . noouS ~ ~ .
east Of ovse 600 fest r admirably tcs. = ,Sat1
oonvsuisnce Of gusts: u thoroughly oalA ~
manner. with al modern improvsmenu - r.
door from basement 70 root. encaoses . Ioa 49,
o. o. cement which With other safceussus: :. -
practically lro peook The yontlAnoa .Xxdiao(
new and eleaane furniture . required.
TIE sefvico, eahie and other aeeommoasa.SsS
~ oams - q guesn, Win - ma,.nas.sma.
~ - - hanA ee0ndarA q their pseoecs..tsv
equal - any houoe n thls o. oay os.exs 3 - =
Ne peopeje1oee have doe1ded - msee -
ta1tooo q ~ pnbllo q lheoe ttnee q ~ =
Igo6o1oo u Groduoe1ng pgtooo q 6o0 49,
- ~. 1esee11ne totks loea11sa =
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GRAND PACIFIC
HOTEL,

Having purchased the entire furniture ~. lassifi3
lsAss Of this magnificent hotel. I have s Trsms
Mr.. Samuel n. Turner. formerly Of the csa p
House and late Of the Palmer House. Sn -
Mr.. Tyler ,. 0sskill. formerly Of the Revess IN n
Boeton, 10 a interest In the 6uaincss. wnr al
conducted under The name Of JOHN b DRAAs
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"' W. A@ot""cI's certainly successful
.eacneI ana young man Of varied and schol.
arly attainmenta
The mail between here and Rocky Bar ar.
Iives ana departs on time, notwithstanding
the aeeP snow 1t goes hence to Rattlesnakc
~ stage ana from there to Atlanta and ROCKY
.. par on snow shoes: Mr.. Tatro, proprietor Of
the Ine' employs three men for this purpose.
az an expense OF 1925 per month: and these
'ne" are sa'd TO De the most skillful and hardv
snow snoe''ts in the country. The mail mat.
.0r ; wnlcn each man has to carry on HE back
.... .Is.ance Of twenty-five miles day. In
we'ens runs from twenty. five to fifty pounda:
ana the fatigue incident to this kind Of labor
cnly known 70 those who have tried Il. The
ma'is nave been carried without q break All
w'9'e e much to the credit Of the proprietor
q osI M tn 1., men ne employs. whose names Are
!" W. w. hliey, John Pierce, and C. v. Smith.
;nd;" oso T1y mas colored population Of six
"I'v'aua's, nve men and one woman.
ana Chinese population Of about thirtv.
"Vr. inese last are mostly gardeners.
- .ce aeaiers have stored up larger ouanti.
Ta- .ns .uauly taan at any previous season.
Ia Farmers are making preparations for sprins
y. VOL. Overhauling tools and Implements and
the ro "n q p,cws ana seecting seeds. occupy
sssCAs utbCUtlOO.
a; T. Turner. who broke bic leg ave or !.
weeks ago, 10 able to be about.
1uage frlckett. who has been room.faat for
five week. Of the inhammatory rheums.
. .n. Das again made bis appearances 81 ~
81 Mr. -. &. Stark, whose les VA kroka.
ssf HI..mS slnce, Y The 9aheur country, ~;
M;ss sle Wong comfortably, 81 last aocoenfs.
ia .nS neanets, IA rife q J. 4. nensei1 -
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aeatD, came up here last season with LARGE
band OF horses, which they have had on sal,.
ever since. They came from Jacksonville
southern Oregon. and the surviving brother ia
the man who carried the news of Capt. Jack
death from the scene of the execution to tho
Headquarters Of the correspondent of the
San francisco Chronicle, getting in consider.
ably ahead of the other express riders. Though
they all started ut the same time.
Hon. Jas. H. Hawley, the epterpriaino
young Quartzburger 10 in town. He il here
70 attend to some court business. Jim i in
good condition. mentally and physically. "
Hon. +. Il. Ensign came over from oliver
the other day to attend the district court now
10 session. Nv"
Hon. v. s. Anderson still soiourn, AMONG
us but will most likely return home after
court adjourns. '''''
Hon. G. G. Dudley is also here. who m,le.
the fourteenth practicing lawyer now present
IN this city, eleven Of whom are permanent
residents. '"0"'
Judge G. Barbour il talking about Marin.
nent!y locating in North Idaho. with f.sw,s
ton for his headquarters. $50 '"'''
Judge Clark 10 highly spoken Of bv II. /.
gal fraternity Heis the only man ever ar che ~
zen from among our people to occunv : ro.;
t'on on the bench, il this Territory.
The weather has been q succass;or ~ 49,.
shine and storms, lately, but now Tia sno,. sI !.
rapidly melting, and has almost entirSIv An.
appeared from the streets. ~
IN these exciting times. when Pbiladelph;.
y Trying TO revive dropping patriotism 81 nm.
'ng centennial medals st three dollars aniecs
0stner's equestridn statue Il Washington. n
- - ferr1fnfial 2aasrs. i spdly snd a., a. :.
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when Brother G.. had not complained
andopposcd reaction ofthe Conference
The Circuit court of Ohio county has
right to render Judgment. but not
until the plaintiff has filed his declara-
ton of complaint and made out his
cause. We seriously doubt that the
Conference had a right to interfere in
the matter until Mr.. Gardner made
complaint, and we viii need stronger
proof to convince us than the bare as
sertiOn of Brother b.
Brother Barnett says We were wrong
in stating that Mr.. III. was not allowed
to explain or say a word in his own
defencc-We may be. We will leave
Rev. Mr.. Humphrey to answer that.
We differ with Brother b., and do not
think the remarks we made umcalled
for; and if the information we had re-
ceived, which had obtained general
publicity. was false, it was an act of
kindness give the Conference chance
to publicly deny it. Brother b. fails
to give single good or sensible reason
for the action of the conference, and we
called upon some one to do this.
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FROM SULPHUR SPRINGS.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, KY, Nov. 5.
EDITOR HERALD:-It was my lot to-
day to witness the sad burial scene of
Mrs. Charles Massie, sr. and daughter,
who died from the effects of poison,
the victims of some fend, to whom the
sweet and fearful face of mercy should
become livid with eternal hate, and
heavens golden gates forever closed as
he becomes an immortal Outcast, and
condemned to pass eternity in the lurid
gloom of hell. Some three or four
days ago the family of Mr.. Charles
Massie, sr., who lives in Fordsville pre-
cinct, were suddenly taken i'll, which
was agreed by the attending physicians
to be caused by poison, which in a few
hours, despite all medical attention,
caused the death of his son, who was
buried yesterday evening; and the
next day the wife and daughter, who
died within five minutes of each other.
The physicians discovered the water in
the well of which the family used, was
filled with the most deadly poison,
either arsenic or strychnine, but how it
came there is unknown, neither is any
particular person suspected of putting
it there. The rest of the family are in
fair way to recover, Mr.. Massie being
able to sit up little, but looking pale
and emaciated, and as if he had but
returned from the home of the dead
There is no doubt but the ruin was
wrought by human hands, but who did
the fiendish act will in all probability
remain unknown until the day of all
accounts. 1t was indeed a sad, sad
scene to see an aged man sit by and see
his life companion and children carried
from him to their last resting place
with no strength left to follow and see
them lowered to the place of their last
long repose.
Terrible indeed must I've the thoughts
of the murderer, as he knows his limo.
cent victims are placed in their narrow
homes. Wretched indeed must be hi.
blood stained soul as he invokes thu
mantle of forgetfulness to fall upon hin
and blot out the crime, a crime tina
would forever blacken the character o
a devil, or was ever devil guilty Of
such savagery. He will only reap hi,
reward when death allows perdition to
clutch his helpless soul and punish it il
eternal flames. BILL. PERKINS.
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ran by us, hitting the muzzle of the
gun with such tremendous momentum
that VIC fell backward down a preci.
pice, gun in hand. The fall was so
far and so great, that We were insensi>
bic for a while, but imagine our in
dignation, if yon please, when we came
to our senses, and found our gun was
broken off at the breech, and the deer
and dogs could be heard no more.
Well, We gathered up the fragments
of our gun, and went Immediately and
straightway to our home, and our bust
ness has been such ever since as to
prevent us accepting another invitation
to join in another deer hunt. The adj
venture narrated above places us in a
condition whereby we can now sincere
ly sympathize with our friend John S.
Carter, who, few days before my ex-
perience in deer hunting, shot skunk
while on a stand, and thinking it was
Il curiosity picked it up and started
with the animal for home, but after
inhaling a goodly quantity of the odor
peculiar with such animals, he con-
cluded he had better leave it. When
he returned home and began telling
his kind and affectionate wife about
his adventure with this odoriferous an
imal, she complacently advised him to
occupy the room up stairs while she
would occupy the one down stairs, since
which it is enough to say that Mr..
Carter has been very busy attending
to the business about his farm. The
last news we have had from him he
was singing, 81 am lonely tonight
here without YOU" r.
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News from All Points.

Irish potatoes are plenty at Greensboro
at thirty and thirty>fve cents per bushel.
They are trying to acclimate the Flor
ida cedar tree in Germany, as it is the
only wood suitable for the manufacture Of
lead pencils.
The population of Ireland is now 5, 4l2-
81, showing loss in ten years Of $751;
$50, mostly by emigration to the United
States.
The Irish citizens of st. Louis are think
ing OF erecting monument to O'Connell
in that city.
The valne Of the estate of the late ex-
President johnson proves to be Sl75, 900.
Macadamised roads have been for CEN
turtles in use in China.
The Bible has been discarded from the
public schools of Chicago by the board OF
education; there being but one dissenting
vote.
Mr.. r. l. Thompson, Of Clark county,
has hairless calf -Georoeto,on Times.
We have always believed that Ohio CO.
could beat the world. Our friend, Mr.. Y.
). Brotherton, has t'0o calves, perfectly
free from the least conception of hair
white, and 80 near alike that it is almost
impossible to distinguish them apart.
The paw-paw season is over.-MaysviAc
Bulletin. Over where; in Ohio Now,
Sheer" don't! :. is sad to call up the
retrospective scenes of life. Years and
years ago-so long since that the oldest
maiden Of the "Seven Acre City remem-
bereth not-those paw~paw bushes have
shaded the classic rocks of Slickaway' e
hills, and vet. in thy selishness. hast
thou kept the secret, and Toasted and
grown fat on the lusciousness of the
groves. Thy food was cheap, and greens
backs blessed thy pockets with their pres
ence, and silver has been showered upon
thy head BY the lavished hand Time; but,
alas, thy heart has been filled to overflow
ing with thy paw-paw secret. and the love
of women tindeth not room wherein to
enter. IT'S not good to live alone in thy
old age. as many accidents occur in mid
night perambulations, and thou hast no
heir-presumptive to squander the savings
of all those weary years of paw.paw
seasons. Take thou then lesson from
thy friend, the Major" and go and do
thou likewise, and thou will lack not the
music of children's voices in the hour of
thy departure for the land where paw
paw seasons never end.
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FROM D.ivIESS COUNTY.

I ELLINGTON, n.y., Nov. 4.
EDITOR HERALD:-I have BEEN with
out your good paper three or four
weeks, and / cannot do without it any
longer; so inclosed please find the money
for the Herald. l ought not to have
let my subscription run out before re-
newing, but you know we are prone to
do evil.
Cholera is raging to fearful extent in
this (the Northeastern parD ofDaviess
county, and many of the farmers are
slaughtering their hogs for fear of loos-
ing all.
Corn crops are proving to be better
than was expected last summer.
Tobacco is light, yet it is of n fine
quality. Some fine crops have been
sold at from So to $40 per 100 lbs.
The rain last Wednesday night will
be an advantage to the growing wheat.
The Good Templars of Davies
county will hold convention at
Chestnut Grove Baptist Church on the
9TH and 9th of this month. Mr.. Geo
w. Balm is announced to be present on
the occasion, and deliver one or two Of
his master lectures. Upon the whole,
a grand time is anticipated.
More anon. H. G.. T.
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FROM SPRING LICK.


STRING LICK, KY, Nov. 8.
Messrs. Dean, Norman and Lewis,
of Breckenridge county, came over to
our county last week for the purpose
of engaging in a deer hunt. They
made drives three days last week, and
succeeded in killing one of these dear
little creatures every day, Your cor
respondent was invited to participate
with them in this delectable sport last
Saturday, which invitation he accepted
with.pleasure. On arriving at theii
tent, which is about two miles north
of this place, he found the gay party
quite exultant over their success they
had met with on Thursday and Fri
day, and in short time we all sailed
forth to the woods with guns on shout
ders.
Your correspondent was directed to
take his stand on lofty peak, from the
summit of which he could have an ex.
cellent view of the surrounding coun-
try, and could easily detect what the
hunters were doing for a considerable
distance. We listened with most pro-
found attention for a considerable
length Of time for the barking of the
hounds, but to no effect. OF course
many thoughts revolved in our mind
as to what we should do in tine event a
deer should come bounding toward us,
at the rate of 2:40 per mile, so after
thoroughly debating the matter in our
mind it was finally worked up to the
point that if we fired at the deer, and
it was horned one, and inflicted a
dangerous wound, we would ascend a
small sapling near by and call for
help. Well, we waited and waited
until patience almost ceased to be a
virtue, and about the time we were
almost persuaded to leave our stand,
we heard the barking of hounds in the
distance. Our hopes of course revived,
and were frightened to the farthest
extent when the fact became apparent
that they were coming directly to us.
We nervOusly pulled back the hammer
of our gun, and made ready. Nearer
and nearer they came, and when they
got within about three hundred wards
of us, bang, bang, went two guns in
rapid succession, We then thought
somebody had interposed between us
and the delight which we had anticipa-
ted would be ours, but this thought
was soon removed when We looked in
the direction from whence proceeded
the reports of these two guns, and be-
held rousing big buck making ethe-
real flights toward us. We new en-
sconced Ourself behind a colossal oak,
and in the twinkling of an eye as it
were, the deer was coming slow up be-
hind the tree from us, and We jumped
as quick as thought from behind the
tree, and endeavored to shoot, and
while making the attempt, the deer
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Texas is still the loveliest of States.
The other day, at Ohnsonville, Captain
KIDD disputed the word of heightened
tenant, named BLEssINGAME, about
their crop, and now Capt. X. sleeps
with his fathers, it requiring only three
bullets to convert him into an angel OF
otherwise.